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Survival Horror Adventure Crow Country Announced For Consoles & PC
Publisher and developer SFB Games have revealed their upcoming survival horror adventure game titled Crow Country for PlayStation platforms and PC in an announcement trailer. This anticipated horror game promises a seamless blend of tension and tranquillity, a captivating storyline, memorable characters, and engaging puzzles.
At first glance, the game is a cross between the classic Resident Evil, Silent Hill, and Final Fantasy VII. The story follows a mysterious woman named Mara Forest as she ventures into Crow Country, an abandoned creepy-themed park where its owner, Edward Crow, has been missing since he closed the place down two years ago. Through the game, players will discover the dark secrets surrounding Edward Crow, whether the rumours about him are true, and who Mara Forest is. Furthermore, it also explores unforgivable sins and reckless human greed as part of its grand-themed.
One of the standout features of Crow Country is its “Exploration Mode”, which allows players to freely explore the game’s vast area without the constant threat of being attacked by monsters or enemies. This feature is particularly appealing to players who want to enjoy the game at their own pace, taking in the rich environments and uncovering hidden secrets without the fear of being interrupted or overwhelmed by aggressive adversaries.
The specific date of Crow Country’s release has not been disclosed yet. However, it is scheduled to be available for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and PC in 2024. For those who are eager to experience Crow Country’s creepy world, the demo is currently accessible on PS5 and Steam.
Watch the announcement trailer below.
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