The Fox in the Forest is a competitive trick-taking card game for 2 players, brought to digital life with enchanting visuals and atmospheric sound. I've not played The Forest, and in just 90 seconds, I must play its sequel as soon as possible.Available now on Steam, The Google Play Store and the Apple App Store! And one particular sequence, in which your main character cryptically puts on a slasher movie-feeling mask, has me itching to find out what it could possibly all mean. The graphics are simply astounding (a hint toward this possibly being released on PlayStation 5?), the mutants seen in these debilitated forests are surreal and horrifying, the brief vignettes happened upon are even more shocking in broad daylight, and the crafting system feels as immersively robust as ever.
Using an unorthodox sense of sound design and editing, its '80s John Carpenter synth-bump score cutting in and out to stay in sync with the peculiarly noticeable jump cuts, this look at Sons of the Forest promises a very different take on the now-familiar mode of survival horror video games. And holy cannoli, does this trailer grab me and not let go. The game was a critical and commercial hit, garnering comparisons to other noteworthy titles like Don't Starve and The Last of Us, and mixing surreally horrific imagery with a sense of hope. Now, we have the trailer for its gestating sequel, Sons of the Forest.
In 2018, following a four-year-long early access period (!!), Endnight Games, an indie publisher consisting of Hollywood visual effects artists, released The Forest, an immersive first-person survival horror game, on PC and PlayStation 4.
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