The Crimson Hunt Launches On Steam For PC At 1,600 Yen
Farelas is selling a full co-op survival horror campaign at a budget price with local split-screen intact, at a moment when the genre's new releases mostly push online multiplayer instead.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Developer Farelas released the co-op survival horror game The Crimson Hunt on Steam for PC at 1,600 yen, discounted 20 percent until October 21. Set in a mansion deep in a remote forest, it follows Victoria, a vampire hunter haunted by her past, and Eleanor, a young woman abducted by an ancient vampire. The game has local split-screen co-op, third-person combat, resource management, and environment-based puzzles. A major update is planned with costumes and new elements.
The Crimson Hunt casts two playable characters against a mansion infested with vampires, ghouls, and other monsters. Victoria is a vampire hunter haunted by her past; Eleanor is a young woman abducted by an ancient vampire. The two move through decaying corridors, solve ancient mechanisms, and confront what waits in the dark.
Combat is third-person and built around limited ammunition and scarce healing items. Enemy encounters lean on positioning and composure, and puzzles hinge on observation and exploration. A second player can join through local split-screen and carry the story to its end. The 20 percent discount runs until October 21.
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