90s-inspired survival horror game DEADCAM launches in Early Access along with a release trailer.

      Developer Joure Visser's survival horror game DEADCAM, inspired by the 90s, has officially launched on Steam Early Access. This J-horror title immerses players in a series of terrifying moments presented in a found footage style. The Early Access release includes the first encounter for players to experience. You can view the new launch trailer below.

      With a gritty aesthetic reminiscent of the 90s, the Early Access version of DEADCAM takes players through an abandoned Japanese high school filled with eerie events in the shadows. The gameplay lasts approximately one hour, allowing players to navigate the school, discover and utilize three different weapons: a katana, a pistol, and a shotgun, while aiming to find all three possible endings. Only a specific path will lead to the "good" ending, requiring players to strategically explore their environment to achieve it. During the Early Access phase, four additional encounters will be added to enhance the fright and thrill.

      Upon full release, the game will feature a variety of narratives, ranging from survival horror to psychological thrillers. Each story is independent, requiring players to complete one before moving on to the next. Throughout each encounter, retro UI elements will track haunting activities in the vicinity, providing players with insight into the size and speed of approaching enemy groups. These enemies can approach the player either individually or in swarms.

      Game features include:

      - Nostalgic 90s found footage-style survival horror.

      - A straightforward top-down map system.

      - Challenging puzzles.

      - Various weapons to discover.

      - A chilling, spine-tingling one-hour horror experience.

      - The opportunity to explore all three endings.

      DEADCAM is now available on Steam Early Access.