Soma Trailer Seeks New Life
Soma, an sci-fi themed survival horror game, takes you through bits of its story with an all-new trailer.
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Amnesia: The Dark Descent free on Steam for only 24 hours
Want to pick up one of the best indie survival horror games on Steam? You're in luck as Amnesia: The Dark Descent is currently available for the next 24 hours.
SOMA PC requirements revealed
Frictional Games has opened up pre-orders for the PC version of SOMA and that means the game's PC specs have been revealed.
E3 2015: Getting submerged with SOMA
There's something weird going down in the PATHOS-2 facility. To get an idea of what's going on, Shacknews went hands-on with the early minutes of SOMA at E3 2015.
SOMA prepares for E3 2015 with new trailer
SOMA is preparing to emerge from its nightmare scenario to step into something even scarier: E3 2015. To get everyone ready, Frictional Games has released a new trailer.
SOMA brings machines to life in September
Frictional Games is back to doing what they do best: scaring the living daylights out of its audience. Their next effort, SOMA, now has a release date and the studio is accompanying this announcement with 12 minutes of gameplay footage.
Soma trailer shows new voice work and story details
Frictional Games is continuing to issue brief, unsettling teasers for their next horror game, Soma. The latest one takes viewers on a tour of a science lab called 'Theta,' debuting new voice work that reveals some new hints about the game's story.
Soma trailer tours dark and horrible places
Our first peek at Frictional's Soma was more a hypothetical, showing off a carefully crafted snippet intended to capture the general dreadful feel of the game than any specific piece. A new trailer from the Amnesia creator's latest, however, gives a tour of some actual in-game environment, and yes, they are still terrible.
SOMA is new horror game from Amnesia dev, coming to PC and PS4 in 2015
"This game is by far the most ambitious and thrilling project we have ever undertaken... SOMA is meant to chill you to your core, and confront you with questions about your very existence."
