Ten Bells: A New Horror Game Experience on Steam, Designed for Streamers
Gaming Staff • August 2, 2024
Pc Games Indie Game Action Game Early AccessThe horror game Ten Bells, developed by Acrylic Pixel and Hillfort Games, is set in a Victorian-era English pub filled with mystery and ghostly anomalies. The game is scheduled for exclusive release on Steam in Q3 2024, with a live Steam page for wishlists and a teaser trailer showcasing the main antagonist, Clara, and the eerie pub.
Ten Bells is a unique horror experience that deviates from traditional linear horror games by embracing the liminal space and anomaly-spotting genre. Players must explore the pub, searching for subtle or deadly anomalies to progress towards 'The Ten Bells' pub (Level 10) and escape. The game's endless loop mechanic and anomaly-spotting challenges create a disorienting and tense atmosphere.
The developers, Chris Jarvis (Acrylic Pixel) and Vin Hill (Hillfort Games), drew inspiration from games like Exit 8, P.T., and The Backrooms, incorporating horror narratives into the anomalies. Throughout the game, players will encounter various characters, some of whom may pose a threat, increasing the tension and challenge.
Ten Bells is designed with streamers in mind, featuring randomized anomalies and hidden details, making it a perfect choice for eagle-eyed players. The developers are eager to collaborate with streamers to showcase the game.
With production starting on May 8, 2024, the small and agile team has progressed quickly, resulting in final testing due in August. Players and horror enthusiasts can join the discussion and stay updated on the game's development through the Hillfort Games Discord, TikTok, and Instagram accounts.
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