Slitterhead developer Bokeh Game Studio has shown more footage of the horror game’s possession mechanic at Pax West, and the devs were keen to highlight that players can possess and play as a dog. From the mind of Silent Hill creator Keiichiro Toyama, Slitterhead was announced in 2021, and the title received an extended showcase at this year’s Summer Game Fest to show off the mechanics and unsettling body horror elements.
The battle action-adventure game is set in the fictional streets of Kowlong, and it’s home to the supernatural entity, Hyoki, who players will control in an attempt to rid the city of nightmarish monsters by possessing residents. Slitterhead has drawn many comparisons to Ghostwire: Tokyo, the 2022 game by Tango Gameworks, and horror fans are hoping Slitterhead doesn’t lose sight of its darker themes in favor of action.
Bokeh Game Studios releases a trailer focusing on the story of a brand-new bizarre horror game from the creator of Silent Hill.
Slitterhead gameplay was showcased at Pax West and shared by Gematsu, detailing the game’s possession mechanic. Hyoki can seize the city locals to travel during high-octane chase scenes in the dark, urban setting, and the entity can...
