#Sanitarium video game serial

If you like what you see, you should definitely check out the developerвЂ™s website. I so desperately need to get my stab on (please donвЂ™t examine that statement too closely). Sanitarium Massacre releases next year on PC, and you can be damn sure IвЂ™ll be playing this when it comes out. There will also be special DVD and VHS video modes that sound like filters to give it that genuine, crusty old rental look. Serial killers donвЂ™t run, they walk, and that makes everything so much creepier. IвЂ™m especially fond of how he walks toward his prey. ItвЂ™s a stealth game, so youвЂ™ll be stalking the hospital staff from the shadows and if anyone notices you youвЂ™ll need to end them before they call the police.

#Sanitarium video game serial

Because heвЂ™s a serial killer, he eventually escapes and angrily starts to murder everything thatвЂ™s unfortunate enough to get in his way. In 1978, the same year Michael Myers decided he wasnвЂ™t a fan of babysitters, a serial killer (you) was caught by the police and locked in an asylum. More, including a deliciously Grindhouse-esque trailer, after the break. Pig Farmer Games is looking to satisfy this niche with Sanitarium Massacre, an indie horror game that promises to give us the glorious opportunity to step into the shoes of a guy who looks alarmingly similar to Michael Myers so we can get real stab-happy on people who probably donвЂ™t deserve it. This is why I love indie games, because nothing is off limits. For some reason, it seems many people donвЂ™t find the idea of hunting down and murdering innocents as intriguing as I do. WeвЂ™ve seen a few, like Manhunt, Naughty Bear, and the upcoming Until Dawn - or if you want to go way back I suppose you could also include games based on The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Friday the 13th, and Halloween - but the slasher subgenre thatвЂ™s so prevalent in films has never managed to find an audience in video games. There really arenвЂ™t enough slasher games.