A disturbing new horror game set to be released in 2026 is already making Resident Evil seem like a cozy game, despite its status as one of the great survival horror franchises. Though not made for everyone, survival horror is a pretty popular genre among gamers, who seek the thrill of managing limited resources as they survive an onslaught of nightmares. This is the case with the recently released Total Chaos, inspired by Capcom’s franchise and Silent Hill.
Now, a new survival horror game is on the horizon. As seen on its Steam page, Living Hell is a new co-op horror extraction game, in which you and up to three other allies must retrieve certain specimens before time runs out, as solar radiation transforms normal living beings into horrific mutations. Living Hell is set to be released in 2026, though a more specific release window has not yet been provided by developer Joe Fender.
From what can be seen in promotional materials so far, Living Hell is already matching and, at times, beating Resident Evil when it comes to intensity of horror. Though the gameplay does seem to resemble the gameplay in R.E.P.O., considering the extraction aspect, Living Hell...
