Ghost Frequency Launches On Steam And Switch | popgeeks.com
How frequently do you see ghosts? Hopefully, not often. But if you so choose, you can up the ratio of ghost-to-non-ghosts moments in your life with Ghost Frequency, the new survival horror game from Serafini Productions and PIT Games.
Mark is a seasoned ghost hunter who’s been wondering where his colleagues in the field disappeared to. He traced their steps to a secluded house deep in the woods, and he was like “why WOULDN’T I go in here.” That’s where you take over, guiding Mark through the dumbest decision of his life as you observe the haunting through his bodycam. That’s correct, the game is staged as bodycam footage, so if there wasn’t such a thing as a found-footage horror game before, there is now.
PIT Games says they used actual ghost-hunting shows as inspiration, only in this case ghosts actually show up. They also put in a lot of psychological scares in the vein of PT, which is always a good idea — it’s not like people can buy PT instead, after all.
- Fully immersive first-person bodycam perspective
- Use the Ghost Finder app with the EMF Detector, EVP Recorder, and Infrared Thermal Camera
- Investigate a haunted house filled with terrifying paranormal phenomena
- Watch as the environment reacts and evolves based on your actions
Ghost Frequency was released on PC via Steam last week, and it was just published on Nintendo Switch today. Wherever you want to get your scares is up to you, though the Steam version is a dollar less and there’s a 10% discount for the next week.
