When I'd finished my first five battles in C ronos with not a single piece of ammo remaining, I knew I was in for a heck of a time. But I also hadn't realized how long it had been since a survival horror game truly tested my management capabilities - and it turns out that's exactly what I wanted. Cronos is a brand-new take on the survival horror genre from
Cronos: The New Dawn is a sci-fi survival horror game set in an alternate history version of 1980s Poland, where a mysterious disease has broken out. Like any great survival-horror game, Cronos: The New Dawn features a number of different weapons for you to find and use. There are seven weapons total, although some of them are placed directly in the main path. Cronos: The New Dawn doesn't allow for backtracking through previously completed areas, so this is listed in chronological order.
Cronos: The New Dawn is the latest survival horror game from Bloober Team, the developer behind the Silent Hill 2 remake last year. This original game blends survival horror with sci-fi, taking place in an alternate history Poland in the 1960s, under Soviet control. You explore the destroyed and life-less city, looking for jump points to find people in the past who could help prevent disaster.
Following last week's bummer fourth episode, Alien: Earth bounces back with an incomparably stronger fifth episode, "In Space, No One...." Essentially a prequel that revels in gruesome detail how the USCSS Maginot became a tomb that crashed in New Saigon, this new episode still unearths plenty of suspense, horror-even heartbreak-never mind that we know exactly how this journey ends: violently.
The gameplay trailer for Cronos: The New Dawn showcases a grim world and introduces a unique mechanic where monsters merge to become scarier forms.
