That said, we are not only focusing on the gore itself we intend to portray horror in a way that deepens the sense of immersion for the player.

вЂњThe game will explore life and death and the process of decay throughout everyday life, so inevitably some of the developments and visuals will be quite shocking. Toyama says that when it comes to the horror of Slitterhead, fans will be getting something a little different this time. The creatures are named Yakushi, which according to Toyama вЂњhave their roots in classical theatre.вЂќ In regards to the gameвЂ™s location, the game will take place in вЂњan original settingвЂќ that blends the aesthetics of вЂњ1980s and вЂ™90s Hong KongвЂќ.ДЄs for the body horror, Toyama states that Slitterhead has you вЂњbattling mysterious creatures that can mimic humansвЂќ (a callback to BokehвЂ™s character designer Tatsuya Yoshikawa and his love of The Thing), and will require you to вЂњsmoke them out to make them reveal themselvesвЂќ. Right off the bat, Toyama states that Slitterhead will be вЂњan action-oriented adventure game from a third-person perspectiveвЂќ, with вЂњmany new mechanics that have not been seen so far in other gamesвЂќ. But at least we know more about just what the hell was going on with the trailer. That being said, Toyama admittedly didnвЂ™t want to go into a lot of details вЂњyetвЂќ regarding his return to Survival Horror. IGN has managed to wring a bit more information from Bokeh Game StudioвЂ™s Keiichiro Toyama in regards to the upcoming Slitterhead.

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