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Halloween Isn’t Over! Hallowseed Follows in its Stead

Hallowseed brings a larger map, puzzles, new levels, redesigned forest area and house, upgraded visuals, a terrifying ending, many new scares, and more, as Michael discovers his shocking connection with this desolate place.

 
Halloween isn’t over yet! For some people, it’s a year round thing. For goths, they live it every day. For gamers, Jeff Winner’s, Horror Story: Hallowseed left Early Access to haunt Windows PC with its 1.0 release.
 
This story-driven psychological survival game follows a terrorized man in search of his missing friends. Michael wants answers to his friends’ disappearance during a camping trip. In this game, you are him, expliring a deep, dark forest, an abandoned mansion, and an underground maze for clues.
 
You must solve puzzles, unlock secret levels, and beware of the frightening events activated by your actions. 

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Forgive Me Father, For Lovecraft Flows in My Veins…

Save 15% on Forgive Me Father on SteamBy Ed Sum
(The Vintage Tempest)

1C Entertainment
Available as Early Access on Steam

Forgive Me Father is a retro style shooter now available for fans of this style of gameplay to test out. Its has the look of those 2nd generation Doom games with a huge H.P. Lovecraft style narrative mixed in. The chaos that ensues and survivability depends on the player “going mad.” The more insane you are, the less damage you take from the invading hordes of zombies, shoggoths and the like. In the early part of the game, it’s mostly the former. 

This game begins with you in what appears to be a haunted house. You’re trying to escape. The little story elements that’s embedded throughout reveals you’re somewhere in New England, near Providence, Rhode Island and there’s a cult at work. In the finalized version of the game, there’ll be two character archetypes players can play, a Priest or Reporter. The mystery is in why nearly everyone turned into zombies. Anything truly Lovecraftian won’t show up until the later levels and more of the tale unravels itself.

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