The Cult of Blood trailer hints at a traditional survival horror experience for PC and consoles.

The Cult of Blood trailer hints at a traditional survival horror experience for PC and consoles.

      Indie developer Dusty Box has revealed Cult of Blood, an upcoming survival horror adventure set to release on PC and consoles. Drawing inspiration from a true story and incorporating various supernatural horror elements, Cult of Blood aims to provide a classic survival horror experience. A new announcement trailer is available below, featuring the fog-laden streets, and a demo is currently accessible on Steam.

      Step into the shoes of a police officer dispatched to a tranquil, nondescript village to look into disturbing reports. What begins as a standard investigation quickly transforms into a battle for survival as a sinister cult and otherworldly terrors overrun this secluded village, trapped outside normal time. Will you end up being the last sacrifice in a priestess’s ritual to become a goddess, or will you dismantle the cult?

      Wander through foggy streets, candle-lit chambers, and marshy ruins in the style of classic old-school survival horror. Experience cinematic cutscenes, enjoy fixed camera perspectives, and master tank controls reminiscent of classic titles, enhanced for better aiming and evading.

      Confront grotesque foes, gather resources, and hunt for the vital (and scarce) ammunition. With a limited supply of ammo, hone your skills with melee weapons and collect blood souls that can be used for upgrades or to acquire additional equipment.

      Cult of Blood will offer:

      Cinematic horror elements, featuring fixed cameras and spine-chilling cutscenes that enhance the film-like ambiance.

      Traditional survival horror gameplay with modern improvements.

      High-stakes melee combat, restricted ammunition, and enemy hordes to build tension.

      Challenging boss encounters.

      Collectible blood souls for weapon upgrades and unlocking new gear.

      The playable demo for Cult of Blood is now live on Steam, with the full game set to launch on PC, PlayStation, and Xbox next year.

The Cult of Blood trailer hints at a traditional survival horror experience for PC and consoles. The Cult of Blood trailer hints at a traditional survival horror experience for PC and consoles. The Cult of Blood trailer hints at a traditional survival horror experience for PC and consoles. The Cult of Blood trailer hints at a traditional survival horror experience for PC and consoles. The Cult of Blood trailer hints at a traditional survival horror experience for PC and consoles.

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The Cult of Blood trailer hints at a traditional survival horror experience for PC and consoles.

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