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Roses are Red, There is No Escape; DreadXP is Thrilled to Release Dark Comedy Red Tape

Nothing Says Romance Like Climbing Through The Ranks Of The Nine Circles Of Corporate Hell To Get An Audience With The Devil Himself

DreadXP — an independent horror publisher and production company — today celebrates Valentine’s Day the only way it knows how: by bringing us horrors beyond our comprehension. This time, it’s in the form of something truly awful: corporate bureaucracy. Released today for Windows PC, Red Tape tells the hellish tale of an angel who was subjected to damnation due to a paperwork error. Now, in order to right this egregious wrong, players must traverse the nine circles of Hell to get an audience with the big man himself: The Devil.

Navigate Through Hell’s Corporate Bureaucracy in Red Tape — a Dark Comedy Horror Game from DreadXP

DreadXP — an independent horror publisher and production company — is excited as Hell to announce that its newest dark comedy indie horror game Red Tape is set to introduce players to the nine circles departments of corporate hell on February 14th when it releases on Steam for Windows PC.

Horror Games Publisher DreadXP Opens Porting Studio to Bring its Library of Positively Spooky Games to Consoles

DreadXP — an independent horror publisher and production company — is thrilled to announce that it has founded a new development studio tasked with bringing DreadXP’s library of unique and spooky Windows PC games to consoles. DreadXP’s console port initiative begins with imminent Nintendo Switch releases of Sucker for Love: First Date, independent developer AkaBaka’s popular Lovecraftian dating sim, and the newly-acquired atmospheric horror game Iron Lung from developer David Szymanski. Both titles arrive on Nintendo Switch on December 16, 2022. Other DreadXP titles coming to Nintendo Switch include The Mortuary Assistant and SPOOKWARE in Q1 2023.

Cross the Threshold Into Concentrated Mechanical Insanity in Multiversal Survival Horror Game Mirror Forge

A Haunting Reflection of One Man’s Grief Awaits Players of New Silent Hill and Stranger Things Inspired Horror Game from Solo Developer MysticDev and Publisher DreadXP

Los Angeles, CA (December 6, 2022) – DreadXP — an independent horror publisher and production company — announced today the launch of multiversal survival horror game Mirror Forge for Windows PC. Developed by Bobby “MystivDev” Mojsovski, and inspired by genre-favorites such as Silent Hill and Stranger Things, Mirror Forge blends sci-fi and psychological horrors into a game where players journey through realities constructed by fear, madness, and machinery.

DreadXP Introduces Curiously Creepy Titles “Amanda the Adventurer” and “[I] doesn’t exist” at Indie Gaming Conference The Mix Next

DreadXP — an independent horror publisher and production company — is devilishly delighted to reveal its participation in indie gaming conference The MIX Next 2022, where it showcased two of its newly acquired titles: Amanda the Adventurer and [I] doesn’t exist. The Mix provides a casual yet professional setting for developers to showcase their projects to top journalists and key folks in the industry. During the conference, DreadXP revealed new details and gameplay footage for both Amanda the Adventurer and [I] doesn’t exist.

AMC Networks Partners With DreadXP and Developer DarkStone Digital to Produce Video Game Based on Shudder’s Hit Television Series Creepshow

DreadXP — an independent horror publisher and production company — and AMC Networks announced a partnership to produce a video game based on Shudder & Cartel’s iconic horror anthology series Creepshow, based on George R. Romero’s iconic 1982 film and executive produced by Greg Nicotero (AMC’s The Walking Dead) and Cartel Entertainment. In collaboration with AMC and Creepshow production company Cartel Entertainment, DreadXP’s game will bring the hit series to an interactive format in 2024 across multiple platforms, featuring the twisted talents of several renowned independent video game developers. The Mortuary Assistant developer Brian Clarke (DarkStone Digital) will act as Creepshow’s creative director.