Back in March we saw an announcement trailer for Moons of Madness, a Lovecraftian cosmic horror game which is set on Mars. Now a launch trailer has been released to mark its arrival…at least on one platform.

In the game you play as a technician stationed on a base that’s been built on Mars. When strange things begin happening, you’re only option is to go about your duties. And even when these strange things grow more and more terrifying, and you’re left wondering if it’s real or just in your head, you can only investigate what’s happening. Stuck on another planet. Millions of miles from Earth.

You can find more info on Moons of Madness, the launch trailer, and a bonus gameplay teaser and 12-minute gameplay demo below.

An announcement trailer has been released for Moons of Madness from developers Funcom and Rock Pocket Games.

The game is described as “a first-person, story-driven cosmic horror game where the scientific exploration of Mars meets the supernatural dread of Lovecraft.” It will be released on PC, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4 later this year.

Click on over to the other side for much more info on Moons of Madness and to give the trailer a watch.

About a month ago we saw a cinematic trailer for Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden, a post-apocalyptic tactical adventure game developed by The Bearded Ladies and published by Funcom. In the game you play as three characters: an angry boar named Bormin, a duck named Dux, and a girl whose skin can turn to stone named Selma.

Now we’re getting our first good look at the game in action. A video sharing 30 minutes of gameplay footage was released recently, which looks at things like the world and ways you can strategically approach combat situations.

Continue below for more info and to watch the gameplay video.

Publisher Funcom has released a cinematic reveal trailer for Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden, a tactical adventure game being developed by The Bearded Ladies.

The game is set in what’s described as a “post-human Earth,” and follows mutated heroes Bormin, an angry boar; Dux, a duck with a crossbow; and Selma, whose skin can turn to stone. It aims to combine things like the tactical combat of titles like XCOM, stealth, and exploration.

You can read much more about the game and watch the cinematic reveal trailer below.

If you’re looking for a horror game to play this Halloween and don’t have time for a longer title such as Alien: Isolation or The Evil Within, for example, The Park might just be what you need.

The game comes from developer Funcom, and is described as a “psychological horror experience” set in an amusement park. It’s only one or two hours long, so it’s closer to watching a movie than playing a game…only you’re controlling the movie. I love games like this—quick, cinematic experiences that don’t cost as much as the full-price AAA titles that get released.

You can read more about The Park and check out the launch trailer along with a bonus video diving deeper into what the game is all about below.