Song of Horror Release Window Announced

By Ashley Woodcock,

Protocol Games, developer of the upcoming story-driven third-person survival horror title Song of Horror, has announced a release window for the game via their official Twitter account.

Song of Horror is a thrilling movie-like title with automated cinematic cameras that will help to boost the experience. Players can take control of up 16 characters who are all "normal, everyday people". With perma-death as part of the game's mechanics, every decision counts and can have chapter-stopping consequences even if you make just one mistake.

The story follows Daniel Noyer, the main character of the 16 playable ones. He's a "washed-up advertiser and former entrepreneur" who has fallen badly from the high and mighty times of a wealthy man. Daniel finds himself in a very low position within a publishing house when he receives an urgent message to find renowned writer Sebastian P. Husher, the most important client of the company, who hasn't been seen or heard from for a few weeks.

As Daniel arrives at Sebastian's mansion, it's obvious that something's not right. It's nightfall, but the lights are off; after being warned about the dog at the entrance, there's not a dog in sight. To top it all off, the main door has been left ajar where a hallway that is drowning in shadows awaits you inside.

Then, the scary music kicks in to break the silence.

Protocol Games has now scheduled Song of Horror for a Halloween release on Playstation 4.

We've got the full list of Song of Horror trophies - check the list for guides to unlocking them.

Written by Ashley Woodcock

Hounding news for TrueTrophies ever since the site first launched. Lover of completions, tough achievements, shooters, action, adventure and racing titles, hip-hop, NBA, and my Scooby. I own an Xbox One and Xbox 360. If I ever get my gaming room back, and a whopping amount of constant free time to go with it, I may get a PlayStation console too.