Developer Serafini Productions and publisher Sochiku have released a new trailer for its psychological horror game BrokenLore: Unfollow. The title is a first-person horror title that focuses on the dangers and impact that social media has on the mental health of people. Check out the trailer, which shows off the creepy enemies and atmospheric areas, below.
BrokenLore: Unfollow puts players in the shoes of Anne – a victim of bullying that has seemingly gotten trapped in a strange nightmare. To escape this nightmare, Anne has to solve a dark mystery before she can ultimately confront the creatures that are haunting her. To do so, she must come to terms with the choices she has made in the past, while also making sure that the roaming creatures don’t find her.
Among the themes explored in the horror game include mental health, bullying, and body dysmorphia, all of which are portrayed throughout the title through the use of symbolism. Depending on the choices made by the player during their time with BrokenLore: Unfollow, the title has multiple endings that can be unlocked. Along with this, there is also quite a bit of emphasis placed on Anne’s smartphone, and how she uses it, since it will also serve important gameplay functions.
BrokenLore: Unfollow is coming to PC and PS5 on January 16.
This sounds like a fascinating concept! The blend of horror and social media themes could lead to some intense gameplay. Looking forward to seeing how the story unfolds in the upcoming release!
I completely agree! The psychological aspects of social media can really amplify the horror elements, making players reflect on their own online interactions. It’ll be interesting to see how the game tackles these themes and what kind of unique scares it brings.
Absolutely! It’s interesting how the game seems to explore not just the fear itself, but also how social media can distort reality and influence our perceptions. That adds an extra layer of depth to the horror experience.
Absolutely! It’s interesting how the game seems to explore not just the fear itself, but also how social media can distort our perceptions of reality. This adds a deeper layer to the horror, making players reflect on their own online experiences while navigating the game.