Xbox & PlayStation Players Can Finally Play 2023's Most Terrifying Viral Horror Games This Month

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One of the scariest games of 2023 is coming to PlayStation and Xbox consoles this month. 2024's spooky season is stacked with horror game releases, ranging from the high-profile remake and DLC to unique indies like. However exciting these new titles may be, there will inevitably be a number of overnight successes and surprise reveals. One of those brings last year's creepiest viral horror game to a wider audience this October.

will be available on PlayStation and Xbox starting October 10, according to a new trailer shared on publisher DreadXP's YouTube channel. Initially released as a PC exclusive on April 25, 2023, it was later ported to Switch consoles that September. Now, almost a year and a half later,the throwback horror game will be available on PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S. That'll come along with a major update for the Switch port, including graphical, performance, and gameplay improvements.

is the latest entry in a long-running horror game tradition, in which iconic works of children's media are remixed with terrifying twists. This time, it's early CGI edutainment on the chopping block. The story centers on Riley Park, who's just inherited their reclusive aunt's old house. As they comb through the attic in search of old memories, they find dusty VHS tapes containing episodes of the titular children's show, .

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Featuring the intrepid protagonist Amanda, and her best friend, anthropomorphic sheep Wooly, quickly engrosses Riley, who notices that Amanda and Wooly seem to be speaking directly to them, and seem to need their help. Swallowing their fear, Riley presses on through the stack of tapes as they get closer to the heart of the mystery.

features multiple endings to its spine-chilling story, so there's plenty of replay value involved. Its puzzles are like something straight out of — notice the clock