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Maid Of Sker
The team at Wales Interactive has released a spooky new trailer for Maid of Sker, a horror game based on Welsh folklore and set in Sker House, a real hotel on the Welsh countryside, in 1898. This first-person survival-horror title is based on the legend of Elisabeth Williams, a girl who was locked in her room by her father and is said to be one of two ghosts that haunt Sker House to this day. Her story was immortalized in the 1872 R.D. Blackmore novel, The Maid of Sker.
Wales Interactive's Maid of Sker brings on the writer of Soma, Ian Thomas, to craft the story of this spooky getaway. With multiple ways for the story to end, players must use no-weapon tactics to brave the dangers presented by the Quiet Ones. The story fuses psychological, gothic, and British horror to deliver a thrilling tale steeped in Welsh folklore.
You can check out the creepy new Suo Gâo trailer for Maid of Sker below.
Maid of Sker hits PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC this June. It is also scheduled to hit Switch in October.
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