Are you a fan of classic horror movies with extraterrestrial beings? Then brace yourself for Greyhill Incident, the debut production of independent studio Refugium Games.
The game’s creators have recently announced its release date, along with a spine-tingling trailer that promises a heart-stopping adventure.
Greyhill Incident offers a classic representation of aliens that is sure to delight horror game enthusiasts. Think flying saucers, crop circles, and alien abductions – the game takes place in the early 90s and follows the story of Ryan Baker, equipped with a baseball bat and a revolver, as he navigates the treacherous terrain of the Greyhill district.
According to the game’s description on Steam, the residents of Greyhill are convinced that the government is involved in recent paranormal activity.
As a result, they are terrified and paranoid, and the small neighborhood is on high alert. Players must help Ryan save a neighbor in trouble while trying to uncover the motivation behind the alien attack.
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Greyhill Incident is a survival horror game that promises to keep you on the edge of your seat. If you’re ready to face the terror of extraterrestrial beings, mark your calendar for June 9, when the game will be released on PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series S/X.
Don’t miss out on the chance to experience the horror and excitement of Greyhill Incident – add it to your wish list now and prepare for an adventure that will leave you breathless!
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