Travis Bruno of Capsule Computers writes:
"If there was anything that goes together perfectly, it is anything based on or near the water and Lovecraftian horrors. As such when Solarsuit Games revealed that one of their latest indie horror games would be making the jump to consoles, it seemed like the best way to experience a new take on horror, especially given what it tasks players with doing, being a lighthouse keeper of all things. Isolated with only a radio and the local fishing village nearby, does Static Dread: The Lighthouse manage to deliver interesting gameplay and unique enough storytelling to carry the frights?"
Travis Bruno of Capsule Computers writes:
"If there was anything that goes together perfectly, it is anything based on or near the water and Lovecraftian horrors. As such when Solarsuit Games revealed that one of their latest indie horror games would be making the jump to consoles, it seemed like the best way to experience a new take on horror, especially given what it tasks players with doing, being a lighthouse keeper of all things. Isolated with only a radio and the local fishing village nearby, does Static Dread: The Lighthouse manage to deliver interesting gameplay and unique enough storytelling to carry the frights?"
Polden Publishing and developer Solarsuit Games have released horror adventure game Static Dread: The Lighthouse for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One for $12.99 / £9.99 / €12.99 / ¥1,980, the companies announced.
By mashing a limited scope with big intentions, Static Dread puts us on the job to deliver psychological horror
