Video Games
‘Song of Horror’ Console Release Pushed to 2021
Once again, the current climate has forced a developer to shift a release date. This time around it’s Raiser Games and Protocol Games’ Song of Horror having its console release pushed from the original end of October to the more nebulous Q1 2021.
The developers took to Twitter to explain the situation, stating that they want to release a console version that maintains “the vision of the original PC release for all our community.” It became evident that as the original release date approached, that this wouldn’t be possible with the time remaining.
On the plus side, you can still very much own the Complete Edition of the game on Steam, which contains all of the episodes that were released for the game in one package.
Hi #SongofHorror fans,
We had to make a hard decision that we hope all of you understand. After discussing a lot internally and due to multiple factors, we decided to move the release date of Song Of Horror to Q1 2021. pic.twitter.com/2FKOGtI31n
— Raiser Games 🚀 (@RaiserGames) October 8, 2020
Though there’s still no specific release date yet, Saber Interactive has given Turok fans an update of sorts on the development of Turok: Origins with a new short-but-sweet gameplay trailer.
In Turok: Origins, players will take on the mantle of the ancient Order of the Turok, heroic guardians of unimaginable power locked in a battle for survival against ferocious creatures and a terrifying alien threat that seeks to destroy all human life in the galaxy. Battle in both first-person and third-person action, harnessing fallen foes’ DNA to upgrade your arsenal.
Fight as a team in co-op or solo against a variety of creatures, dinosaurs, and bosses that take to the ground, sky, swamps, and caves to push your skills to the limit. You’ll be able to unlock and upgrade advanced weaponry to even the odds against your enemies in battle. Wield an arsenal of plasma rifles, ray guns, snipers, bows, shotguns, and more.
As mentioned, you can extract DNA from fallen foes and the environment to upgrade your arsenal, evolve your mantle, and unlock even more abilities called EchoSyncs to gain a greater edge in combat.
Turok: Origins is slated to release this fall on PC via Steam, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series and Nintendo Switch 2.