It’s nice that the team has been hard at work improving its survival horror experience, especially since it was already quite solid.
Frogwares' third-person survival horror shooter recently launched to decent acclaim on Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5 and PC.
The flooded streets of Arkham - and the cosmic realms beyond - are now open for all players on Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC.
We knew Frogwares was switching things up in The Sinking City 2, but what we didn’t expect was just how well those changes would complement an already solid premise.
The publishing director of Frogwares, Sergiy Oganesyan, was kind enough to discuss the upcoming survival horror game with us.
Frogwares' survival horror sequel lands on August 18th, and there's no better time to learn how to survive Arkham's various terrors.
Everything from gameplay tips to editions, DLC, and release details, we’re lifting the lid on The Sinking City 2’s promising survival horror detour.
Frogwares is back with a follow up to the terrifying original title, and this one’s an ambitious effort from the studio to break out of its mold. Here’s what’s changing.
You might want to keep a light on when you play this one, as Calvin’s up against threats that terrify us with ruthless efficiency.
The Holloway Manor side quest is available to Premium Edition owners, who also get 24 hours of advanced access, for $59.99.
If the Slither wasn't enough, other horrors await in Arkham, and they're all too eager to take a bite out of Calvin Rafferty.
Despite the stronger survival-horror focus, Frogwares' sequel still dabbles in cosmic horror and the terror of the unknown.
Between Slithers that can revive the dead and other horrifying entities, investigator Calvin Rafferty will have his hands full.
While Frogwares hasn't committed to a new release date, it will reveal a "lot more gameplay" for the survival horror before launch.
Six years after its original release, investigative horror game The Sinking City now has a fresh coat of paint through Unreal Engine 5.
Frogwares' Unreal Engine 5 remaster of the 2019 horror title gets a surprise launch. Owners of the original can avail of a free upgrade.
The remaster is built on Unreal Engine 5, and promises improved environmental details, reflections, 4K textures, and more.
A Kickstarter campaign has also kicked off for the survival horror title, which is in development for PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC.
Frogwares promises various pledge awards, including Limited and Collector's Editions with physical goodies - a first for the developer.
Frogwares now has all publishing rights for The Sinking City after a lengthy legal battle with former publisher Nacon.
