Looking for something creepy to play on your PlayStation 4 this Halloween? Devolver Digital has just announced a game that should hit the spot. Stories Untold, a horror adventure game released on PC in 2017, has been revealed for PS4 with the above new trailer.
The game is split into four stories that seem separate, but interweave in clever ways. They're each presented slightly differently, too, with one presented like a simple text adventure, while others are more involved. Set in the 80s, it has a thick atmosphere reminiscent of Stranger Things. Developer No Code brought us the excellent Observation last year, so any fans of that should definitely give this a look.

What's more, it's out tomorrow — that's 27th October — meaning it arrives just in time for the Halloween weekend. Will you be playing Stories Untold on PS4 with the lights off over the weekend? Look out behind you in the comments section below.
[source twitter.com]
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This is well worth a play. The first story alone is one of the best pieces of horror gaming I've ever played.
If anyone ever enjoyed the old text parser games of yore this is a must play.
@pip_muzz Agreed. I played this a few years ago on PC and it's fantastic. Some really cool metafictional elements too!
looks great! i will definitely be playing this. not sure for how long but i'll give it a go.
Ah, the days of Scott Adams Adventures and Zork. Can't say that I miss them, but I sure do remember them. This appears to have reviewed decently, so I'll have to pick it up.
YES! This is what im talkin about!
Jeez, todays been a real doozy! I wake up and see that visage is releasing and now this!
Thank you satan! Thank you god!
HALLOWEEN IS SAAAAVED!!
Eh, kinda lost me on "simple text adventure." Someone convince me this isn't as boring as it sounds...
Observation is really good and original, I'll keep an eye on this.
@zupertramp
I have it on Switch. I’ve only played through the first story, but I will concur that it is indeed excellent. To convey that level of tension, fear and dread in a text-based adventure is truly commendable. Thoroughly recommend on the basis of the first story alone.
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