Asylum: The Supernatural Horror Adventure Is Coming to Consoles [VIDEO]

Soedesco won’t let the game developed by Senscape remain a PC exclusive. It will be released on nearly every modern console.

 

From the creators of the cult hit Scratches and the haunting Serena comes a chilling journey into the darkest depths of your mind. Asylum is an ambitious first-person horror adventure that casts you into the hallucinatory setting of the Hanwell Mental Institute. As a former patient experiencing bizarre visions, you must explore the building’s intricate layout, research its history, and confront a shocking conclusion. Influenced by Peter Cushing and Lucio Fulci, Asylum has been meticulously crafted with a strong focus on storytelling and atmosphere. Visit countless dark environments, make your way through a towering, lifelike mental hospital, and solve compelling puzzles to find the answers you seek. The developers poured their hearts and souls into creating an engaging, rewarding adventure.

If you love slow-burning horror with an old-school sensibility that creeps up on you, Asylum will be an unforgettable experience. It has a mind-bending, original storyline that the developers managed to keep secret throughout 15 years of production. There are around 10 hours of gameplay—and that’s without uncovering all the dark secrets. The atmosphere is so engrossing that you will almost smell the stench of decrepitude and putrefaction around you. There are exciting challenges that reward your wit and observation, accompanied by a memorable soundtrack inspired by ’80s horror films, with quite a bit of John Carpenter. There are no jump scares! Okay, maybe just a few that will hit you when you least expect them.

Asylum was first released on PC on March 13, 2025, and now the console version is on its way. It’s coming to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PlayStation 4, and Nintendo Switch sometime this winter. A more specific release date will be provided later.

Source: Gematsu

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