CONCRETE BURIAL is out now on Steam for PC, released September 17 by DreadXP and Games From The Abyss. It is the third entry in DreadXP's XP ULTRA line and is discounted 20 percent until October 2.
DreadXP and developer Games From The Abyss announced CONCRETE BURIAL for PC on August 21, then released it on Steam on September 17. The game is a retro-styled first-person horror title set in a Brutalist underground tomb. Its central mechanic is a weapon that consumes the player's own blood as ammunition. The objective is to collect four secret treasures said to grant any wish.
Both the announcement and the release describe the same scope: the game is the third entry in DreadXP's XP ULTRA line and runs 1 to 2 hours. The earlier story set a Steam launch for September 17; the release story confirms that date and adds a 20 percent discount available until October 2.
Coverage moved from the pitch to the storefront with no changes to the core description. The studio names, the platform, the runtime, and the blood-as-ammo premise stayed consistent across both stories. The only new detail at launch was the discount window.
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Sep 17
DreadXP and Games From The Abyss have released CONCRETE BURIAL, a retro-styled first-person horror game. The protagonist wields a weapon that consumes their own blood as ammunition while exploring a Brutalist underground tomb to obtain four secret treasures said to grant any wish. It is the third entry in DreadXP's experimental small-scale XP ULTRA series and runs 1 to 2 hours. Available now on Steam for PC at 20 percent off until October 2.
Aug 21
DreadXP and Games From The Abyss announced CONCRETE BURIAL, a retro-styled first-person horror game set in a brutalist underground cemetery. The protagonist wields a weapon that uses their own blood as ammunition, seeking four wish-granting treasures. It is the third entry in DreadXP's XP ULTRA series, playable in one to two hours, launching on Steam for PC on September 17.