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The PS5 and Xbox Series versions of Go Home Annie: An SCP Game releases today digitally. It's also available on Steam, Epic Games Store, and GOG.
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The PS5 and Xbox Series versions of Go Home Annie: An SCP Game releases today digitally. It's also available on Steam, Epic Games Store, and GOG.
GO HOME ANNIE | Official Date Reveal trailer | Nordcurrent Labs
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Go Home Annie: An SCP Game for PS5, Xbox Series launches March 31 - Gematsu
SCP-inspired first-person horror investigation game Go Home Annie: An SCP Game will launch for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series on March 31 alongside a free update for the PC version, publisher Nordcurrent Labs and developer Misfit Village announced.
Go Home Annie: An SCP Game first launched for PC via Steam, Epic Games Store, and GOG on December 3, 2024.
Here is an overview of the game, via Nordcurrent Labs:
About
Take on the role of Annie, a low level employee of the SCP Foundation, A covert organization meant to secure and contain anomalous entities and protect the general public. Why has an organization with the motto “Secure, Contain, Protect” created a division for replicating dangerous paranormal events and anomalous entities? Why are you tasked with repeatedly testing the same replicas, with a seemingly never changing outcome? You will need to take drastic actions to uncover your true purpose and alter the course of your fate.
Experience a weird first person horror experience.
Key Features
Twisted Gameplay Mechanics – Utilize existing and original anomalies to solve puzzles and navigate levels.
Explore Every Corner of the Mysterious Facility – from terrifying experiments, to loose subjects, no place in the Replication Division is completely safe.
An Original Take on the SCP Universe – If you’re familiar with the stories of the SCP Foundation, you might find Go Home Annie: An SCP Game has made surprising changes to them. Besides the most popular ones, you will meet and interact with many hidden gems of the SCP Foundation Wiki.
Watch a new trailer below.
Consoles Release Date Trailer
Go Home Annie for PC launches December 3 - Gematsu
SCP-inspired first-person horror investigation game Go Home Annie launch for PC via Steam, Epic Games Store, and GOG on December 3, followed by unspecified consoles at a later date, publisher Nordcurrent Labs and developer Misfit Village announced.
Here is an overview of the game, via Nordcurrent Labs:
About
Take on the role of Annie, a low level employee of the SCP Foundation, A covert organization meant to secure and contain anomalous entities and protect the general public. Why has an organization with the motto “Secure, Contain, Protect” created a division for replicating dangerous paranormal events and anomalous entities? Why are you tasked with repeatedly testing the same replicas, with a seemingly never changing outcome? You will need to take drastic actions to uncover your true purpose and alter the course of your fate. Experience a weird first person horror experience.
Key Features
Twisted Gameplay Mechanics – Utilize existing and original anomalies to solve puzzles and navigate levels.
Explore Every Corner of the Mysterious Facility – from terrifying experiments, to loose subjects, no place in the Replication Division is completely safe.
An Original Take on the SCP Universe – If you’re familiar with the stories of the SCP Foundation, you might find Go Home Annie has made surprising changes to them. Besides the most popular ones, you will meet and interact with many hidden gems of the SCP Foundation Wiki.
Watch a new trailer below.
Release Date Trailer
SCP-inspired first-person horror game Go Home Annie announced for consoles, PC
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Publisher Nordcurrent Labs and developer Misfit Village have announced SCOP-inspired first-person horror investigation game Go Home Annie. It will launch for unspecified consoles and PC via Steam, Epic Games Store, and GOG in 2024.
“We’re big fans of the crowdsourced fiction that’s made up the SCP Foundation over the years, and we wanted to offer our own contribution in game form,” said Misfit Village creative director Mladen Bosnjak in a press release. “Don’t worry if you’re not familiar with SCP fiction though, as Go Home Annie offers a standalone horror adventure that will raise the hairs on any horror fan’s neck!”
Nordcurrent Labs head of publishing Andrius Mackevicius added, “We were instantly enamored with Go Home Annie‘s sheer imagination and execution, It was immediately clear to us that the mad geniuses at Misfit Village had a keen understanding of horror, and an original take on the genre that’s full of surprises, verve, and creative energy.”
Here is an overview of the game, via Nordcurrent Labs:
About
Take on the role of Annie, a low level employee of the SCP Foundation, A covert organization meant to secure and contain anomalous entities and protect the general public. Why has an organization with the motto “Secure, Contain, Protect” created a division for replicating dangerous paranormal events and anomalous entities? Why are you tasked with repeatedly testing the same replicas, with a seemingly never changing outcome? You will need to take drastic actions to uncover your true purpose and alter the course of your fate. Experience a weird first person horror experience.
Key Features
Twisted Gameplay Mechanics – Utilize existing and original anomalies to solve puzzles and navigate levels.
Explore Every Corner of the Mysterious Facility – from terrifying experiments, to loose subjects, no place in the Replication Division is completely safe.
An Original Take on the SCP Universe – If you’re familiar with the stories of the SCP Foundation, you might find Go Home Annie has made surprising changes to them. Besides the most popular ones, you will meet and interact with many hidden gems of the SCP Foundation Wiki.
Watch the announcement trailer below. View a set of screenshots at the gallery.
Announce Trailer
Defender of the Crown: The Legend Returns launches August 13 - Gematsu
Defender of the Crown: The Legend Returns will launch for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, Switch, and PC via Steam and GOG on August 13, publisher Nordcurrent Labs and developer Black Tower Basement announced.
Here is an overview of the game, via Nordcurrent Labs:
The remake will include three modes: Retro Mode, Classic Mode, and Kingdom Mode. Retro Mode allows players to experience the original Amiga version of the game, Classic Mode serves as a modern reimagining with a new visual identity and smoother mechanics. Kingdom Mode is a roguelite deck-builder with dice-based combat set in the world of Defender of the Crown. To unite the kingdom, players must fight across the map and defeat three enemy lords in their strongholds while facing brigands, rogues, and Norman forces along the way.
Battles combine tactical deck-building with dice-driven combat: your army units determine the starting dice and score, while tactic cards are played turn by turn to gain the advantage. As the campaign progresses, new dice types, relics, and mechanics make encounters increasingly strategic. During each run, players can explore points of interest, join tournaments, rescue Saxon ladies, raid for gold, or besiege castles to weaken enemy armies. While the regions themselves remain fixed, events and encounters are randomized for every playthrough.
Watch a new trailer below.
Release Date Trailer
Defender of the Crown: The Legend Returns announced for PS5, Xbox Series, Switch, and PC - Gematsu
Publisher Nordcurrent Labs and developer Black Tower Basement has announced Defender of the Crown: The Legend Returns. It will launch for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, Switch, and PC via Steam and GOG in 2026.
Here is an overview of the game, via Nordcurrent Labs:
The beloved 1986 strategy experience is coming back, and will include three modes: Retro Mode, Classic Mode, and Kingdom Mode. An Amiga hallmark, Defender of the Crown has been rebuilt to bring the Saxon-Norman conflict to a new audience with modernized visuals, refined mechanics, and an ambitious expansion of its classic formula.
England is a land of chaos where the crown has been stolen, and the King is dead. Players must step into the boots of a Saxon lord to outmaneuver rival Normans, raise armies, and reclaim the throne. This remake preserves the design of the original, while updating the experience with cleaner systems and meaningful quality-of-life enhancements.
Players compete for control through a strategic world map, managing territories and engaging in diplomacy with legendary figures like Robin Hood. The experience is heightened by cinematic events, including castle sieges, jousting tournaments, and raids, all presented through unique visuals that blend 2.5D environments with dynamic lighting and high-fidelity pixel art.
To cater to every type of strategist, the game offers three distinct ways to play. Retro Mode provides a love letter to the 1986 original, featuring near-perfect authenticity with modern stability. Classic Mode serves as a modern reimagining with a new visual identity and smoother mechanics. Finally, the brand-new Kingdom Mode introduces a dice-driven roguelike adventure where players build tactical decks and manipulate rolls to shape the outcome of procedurally generated campaigns.
Watch the announcement trailer below. View the first screenshots at the gallery.
Announce Trailer
Go Home Annie: An SCP Game - Official PC Update and Console Announcement Trailer
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