Chasmal Fear Preview – That Sinking Feeling

The dynamic duo at MystiveDev, together with Wandering Wizard Games and Snail, are going “under the sea” with their new next-gen FPS action horror game Chasmal Fear.

Gamers Heroes recently experienced claustrophobia, thalassophobia, and a general feeling of the unknown during a recent Chasmal Fear dev session – see what horrors await in this next-gen FPS with our preview.

Chasmal Fear Preview – That Sinking Feeling

Made by two devs over two years nonstop, the team at MystiveDev are huge fans of the horror space themselves. Pulling elements from Doom 3, Half-Life, Resident Evil 2, and other amazing titles, they even cited the anime series Attack on Titan as an inspiration – something we can definitely get behind!

So what can players come to expect deep beneath the ocean? Set in a sci-fi futuristic environment, Chasmal Fear brings a new perspective to the space with its bodycam perspective. Powered by the cutting-edge Unreal Engine 5, Chasmal Fear features rich storytelling, 3D environmental cues, and optional lore players can truly immerse themselves with.

“We wanted to provide a different approach to how one plays the game,” the team at MystiveDev said.

For those looking for a more traditional FPS experience, one can also turn this feature off.

No matter which way one plays, Chasmal Fear’s Magnus Facility has been designed to evoke a sense of fear and unpredictability. Each of its different monsters has its own strengths and weaknesses, and players will also have to contend with randomized events.

One of these major threats in Chasmal Fear is the Juggernaut, an unstoppable creature where only survival is an option. Appearing randomly in the game, players will have to use their wits – and maybe some electric coils – to get ahead.

Of course, one need not go at Chasmal Fear alone; the title also supports co-op! Of course, this leads to some interesting situations…

For one, Chasmal Fear will have players have to contend with one’s sanity and players brave these threats. What makes things especially interesting is that sanity can only affect one person, with the other player being none the wiser – we can’t wait to see the reaction videos that follow!

Chasmal Fear’s unique bodycam perspective, immersive atmosphere, and co-op action are all too eager to welcome us to the deep end.

Chasmal Fear is now available for the PC via Steam – a demo is now available too!

Feeling social? One can follow the official Chasmal Fear Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok social media channels, and can also join the conversation via the official Discord channel.

One can also follow MystiveDev via their official Twitter/X and Instagram social media channels.

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