Song of Horror is a psychological horror adventure. Face the manifestations of the Presence, an unpredictable, eldritch AI that reacts to your way of playing: you won't experience two exact gameplays. Death is permanent: you may die, but the horror continues.
The famed writer Sebastian P. Husher has gone missing, along with his entire family. Worried, his editor sent an assistant to his house in order to look for him – but he never came back... These disappearances spark a set of events that will soon reveal something dreadful: a nameless, dark entity known only as The Presence seems to be responsible – and it’s still somewhere, out there, lurking in the shadows, waiting for you... You may die, but the horror continues – others will pick the investigation up from where you left it until you all find out the origin of The Presence and put an end to this nightmare.
The base game includes the first chapter, the remaining 4 are sold separately, or in a bundle.
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Awards
2016 Mención del Público
Our Review
Song of Horror is a tribute to great video games of the horror and Survival Horror genre, but it stays as that, as a great tribute. It has a very crude tank-style control that sometimes makes it very difficult to control the characters. Regardless of the annoying and unfriendly, permanent death. Its story is very well defined and the visual aspect is brilliant. The soundtrack is terrifyingly gripping, creating a suffocating atmosphere to have a really hard time. The AI of The Presence that learns from our actions is great. Many good things but that diminish in their desire to be a tribute and not manage to be a unique game.
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