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Song of Horror

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First release
Oct 31, 2019
Publisher
Raiser Games
Genres
Adventure · Horror, Survival
Platforms
PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation 4, Xbox One

Song of Horror is a psychological horror adventure. Face the manifestations of the Presence, an unpredictable, eldritch AI that reacts to your way of playing: you won't experience two exact gameplays. Death is permanent: you may die, but the horror continues.

Also known as Song of Horror Episode 1: Husher Mansion, Song of Horror - Episode 1, SONG OF HORROR, SongOfHorror.exe

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Storyline
The famed writer Sebastian P. Husher has gone missing, along with his entire family. Worried, his editor sent an assistant to his house in order to look for him – but he never came back… These disappearances spark a set of events that will soon reveal something dreadful: a nameless, dark entity known only as The Presence seems to be responsible.Read more

The famed writer Sebastian P. Husher has gone missing, along with his entire family. Worried, his editor sent an assistant to his house in order to look for him – but he never came back… These disappearances spark a set of events that will soon reveal something dreadful: a nameless, dark entity known only as The Presence seems to be responsible.

Release dates
PC (Microsoft Windows)
Oct 31, 2019
PlayStation 4
May 28, 2021
Xbox One
May 28, 2021
Time to beatIGDB · recorded
Main Story
20h
Main + Extras
22h
Game modes
Single player
Perspective
Third person
Keywords
psychological horror, psychological thriller, investigation, permadeath, episodic
… All 9, multiple protagonists, lovecraftian, artificial intelligence, atmospheric

At a Glance

Critic Score
70
Main Story (IGDB)
20h
Main + Extras (IGDB)
22h
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