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The Flock
A new trailer and screenshots offer a closer look at The Flock; a game that will disappear from stores once a certain number of players die in-game.
The asymmetrical horror game offers the community 215,358,979 lives to burn through as a whole. Once that stock is depleted the game will vanish from all storefronts. The Flock will remain in the libraries of those who purchased it, and those players will be the only ones able to witness the game’s big finish.
The dark and foreboding world of The Flock is pictured in the screenshots below. The entirety of the game is experienced as a PvP showdown between the post-human Flock and Carrier creatures. All players begin the match as one of the Flock who all must scour the level in search of the Light Artifact, which will then transform the holder into the Carrier. You can find out more about the battle between the Carrier and the Flock in our preview here.
The Flock is out now for PC and can be found on Steam, the Humble Store, and the game’s official website for $16.99. Get it while you can.
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