Lifeless House Demake Developed By Fan, Launched for Free On PC

Lifeless House initially got here out in 2008. It was re-released to nice fanfare earlier this yr, its visuals up to date for contemporary {hardware}. You may suppose that’s greater than sufficient Lifeless House for now, thanks very a lot, however we don’t all the time should go so HD with these remakes. Typically we are able to go again.

Persevering with within the custom of every little thing from Elden Ring to Portal, Lifeless House Demake is a recreation of EA’s horror sport the place the emphasis is on stripping a lot of the expertise again that it seems to be (and performs) like a PlayStation 1 sport.

Created by Fraser Brumley, he describes it as:

Lifeless House Demake has every little thing you need and extra, from necromorph limb dismemberment to affine texture mapping errors.

You’ve performed Lifeless House (2008) and also you’ve performed Lifeless House (2023) it’s time to soak within the horrid vibes of Lifeless House (1998)

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It’s in fact not every little thing you need; that is extra of a demo than a sport, a fan-made showcase of a cool aesthetic relatively than one thing you may grind by way of for 15 hours. And it’s lacking Isaac’s bone-crunching stomp, maybe the most effective factor about your entire sport (except for the map system).

Nevertheless it nonetheless seems to be superb, and has limb dismemberment, and is free. You may see the way it all runs and works on this gameplay video uploaded by Retro Video games Nostalgia. I like how he’s nonetheless bought his suit-based well being meter:

If you wish to obtain and check out Lifeless House Demake for your self, its accessible on PC right here, with controls for each mouse + keyboard in addition to a controller. And if you wish to try extra of Fraser’s work, you could find it at his Patreon.