Chasmal Fear
First Person ShooterChasmal Fear is a next-gen FPS action horror game built in Unreal Engine 5 from the perspective of a body camera. Manage limited resources, make smart...
MystiveDev
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MystiveDev is a Game Development and Digital Marketing brand helping Indie Game Developers power up their game journey and release their dream game. Its main purpose is to provide aspiring Game Developers knowledge and educational content of value, contribute to the global Indie Game Community and help more and more developers reach their dream of being full-time indie game developers. Besides being an Online Game Development & Digital Marketing Academy, MystiveDev brand also provides 3D Modeling & Digital Marketing Services for your dream game. And lastly, it contains its own video games and products.
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Mirror Forge
CinematicA Psychological/Survival Horror Game Heavily inspired by Silent Hill & Stranger Things Roam between alternate realities scourged by fear, madness & machinery...
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