Layers of Fear remake is getting a facelift with Ray Tracing, 4K resolution and more
Blooper Team has finally announced the release date for the latest title in the psychological horror franchise Layers of Fearwith various new features and visual improvements, including content from Layers of Fear and Layers of Fear 2, along with DLC and extra content.
The Layers of Fear remake will be available on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC via Steam and the Epic Game Store from June 15, but for those who can’t wait to jump into the messy jumpscare-filled title, there’s a demo available until May 22. It’s free to download and is comprised of a suspensefully slow walkthrough that sees the protagonist venture through dark hallways into candlelit rooms plagued by fiery visions of his wife.
The demo captures the uneasy atmosphere of the first Layers of Fear with melancholy music drifting through to highly strung violin chords and sudden demonic flashes appearing out of the corner of your eye. While you may be fighting the same mysterious horror Blooper Team has upped the ante with realistic graphics that'll make you uneasy when the monster that lurks within comes your way.
The Layers of Fear remake has several new features that’ll make you regret playing this psychedelic horror game at night. This time, you’ll be able to fight against the terrors of your mind in 4K resolution with Ray Tracing and dynamic lighting. A brilliant way to end a stressful day.
There’ll also be new mechanics that will hopefully modernize the series and add something new for returning fans. We can expect to see new puzzles and ways of exploring the depths of this horror game in hopes of seamlessly blending different stories and chapters.
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