Take a look at the PSX vibes on spooky, lo-fi horror thriller Pinnacle Level

An upcoming indie horror recreation has fairly promising vibes and the look that I do know a few of us like to see in a horror title. Pinnacle Level by solo developer Robin Shen, aka Ready2Run, is every kind of fog and neon and blocky polygons that encapsulate the lo-fi vibe of the PSX period of gaming.

Pinnacle Level plans to be a basic survival horror recreation of exploration, puzzle fixing, and tense fight. It’s going to use a mix of recent dynamic digicam with extra PSX-era fastened views to maintain you on edge, and have that sort of unusual non-linear narrative that you just uncover by way of discovering environmental hints and in-game notes.

“In Pinnacle Level, Aron is on a determined mission to seek for his misplaced brother who acquired snarled with a sinister company that claims to supply an answer for immortality. As he infiltrates their ranks, he uncovers a horrifying reality: their model of everlasting life comes at a terrific value. Aron should navigate this treacherous world, risking his personal soul, to avoid wasting his brother from a destiny worse than loss of life,” says the official description.

“The road between actuality and nightmare blurs as you delve deeper into the company’s experiments and your brother’s destiny. Full voice performing and meticulously crafted environments construct a world steeped in atmospheric horror,” says Ready2Run.

More moderen screenshots and video from Pinnacle Level have this actually nice interlace impact that makes it much more of-the-era for the late 90s and early aughts. Mimics that CRT fuzz with out getting too in the way in which—although I would guess it’s going to be one thing you possibly can flip off for those who hate that sort of factor.

You will discover Pinnacle Level on Steam, the place it would not but have a launch date aside from “coming quickly.” You possibly can observe developer Robin Shen on Twitter and YouTube.