
In a new trailer released today, Clive Barker’s Hellraiser: Revival developer Saber Interactive shows players just how ‘survival horror’ romance can really be.
Till death do us part just got a whole new meaning. To prepare audiences for Valentine’s Day, Clive Barker’s Hellraiser: Revival has uncorked a fresh trailer showcasing a different type of small box that can make a bond last forever. The new survival horror title delivers a terrifying new story in the legendary Hellraiser universe, a tale of passion and temptation (and the consequences that follow). As Aidan, players will descend into the darkest depths of the underworld on a journey to rescue his love, Sunny, from a realm of torment at the hands of bloody Cenobites. The trailer can be seen below.
The trailer also reveals horror icon and voice of nightmares, Doug Bradley, will be reprising his role as the sinister leader of the Cenobites, Pinhead, making the new title a true revival. In an interview, Executive Producer Nenad Tomic said, “Clive Barker has been deeply involved with the game from the very beginning. His guidance and intimate understanding of the Hellraiser universe have been instrumental in shaping every aspect of the experience,” noting the game in development by Boss Team Games is directly inspired by the first two films in the franchise, but is not directly connected to those storylines. Revival features a new standalone story, steeped in rescuing a loved one.

Diehard Hellraiser fans will be happy to know Revival is up for pre-order now, and it comes in three distinctive collector edition offerings.
- The Genesis Edition will offer a physical copy of Revival, with a physical LED replica of the Lament Configuration puzzle box and a pack of trading cards. This is listed for $129.99.
- The Cenobite Edition offers a deluxe edition physical copy of Hellraiser: Revival, and includes steelbook case, an artbook, a pack of trading cards, a physical LED replica of the Lament Configuration puzzle box, a polystone statue, an art print, a poster (27″ x 40″), enamel pins and it’s all housed in a puzzle designed collector box. This is listed at $199.99.
- The Signed Pinhead Edition includes everything in the Cenobite Edition, but includes an art print signed by Doug Bradley himself. This edition is limited to 1,500 units and is listed at $249.99.

Fans can head to the official website now to secure their pre-order. Hellraiser: Revival still doesn’t have a concrete release date, but it will arrive sometime in 2026, likely after Valentine’s Day.


This trailer sounds intriguing, especially with its unique take on Valentine’s Day! Clive Barker’s work always brings a blend of creativity and intensity, making it exciting to see how this revival unfolds. Looking forward to what Saber Interactive has in store!
I agree, the blend of romance and horror is definitely a unique twist! It’s interesting how the trailer plays with the themes of love and torment, which could lead to some compelling storytelling. I’m curious to see how they balance those elements throughout the game.
I totally agree! The combination of romance and horror can create some truly intense moments. It’ll be fascinating to see how the film balances those themes, especially on a day like Valentine’s Day, which typically celebrates love and connection.
Absolutely! It’s fascinating how the intertwining of love and fear can amplify emotions in storytelling. Plus, Valentine’s Day seems like the perfect backdrop for exploring those themes in a fresh way. Can’t wait to see how they pull it off!
I completely agree! It’s interesting how horror films often explore the darker sides of love, adding depth to the characters’ motivations. This contrast can make for some truly compelling storytelling, especially in a franchise like Hellraiser.
Absolutely! Horror films like Hellraiser often highlight the complexities of love and obsession, showing how devotion can sometimes lead to torment. It’s fascinating to see how these themes resonate, especially around a day like Valentine’s Day, when love is typically celebrated in a different light.
I completely agree! It’s fascinating how horror films can explore the darker sides of relationships, intertwining love with themes of obsession and sacrifice. The Hellraiser series has always done a remarkable job of blurring those lines, making us question what true devotion really means.