Scorn

If you prefer your horror games to be slow, unsettling, and crawling under your skin, Scorn is a gory indie title that you need to play. Scorn first released on PC and Xbox Series X/S in 2022, but Ebb Software has since announced at Gamescom that it’ll be arriving on PS5 on October 3 . With Halloween just around the corner, October is a better time than ever to play Scorn, if you’re not being swallowed up by the vast expanse of space in Starfield , or turning Mario into an elephant in Super Mario Bros. Wonder . Ultimately, there’s a lot of games to be filling up your gamer plate with during the coming months, but if you’ve a weekend to spare puzzling over Scorn’s intricate environment, it’s well worth it. Read more

Last year's previously Xbox-exclusive, HR Geiger inspired survival horror game Scorn is making its way to PS5 later this year. After a very lengthy development period, Scorn finally released on Xbox Series X/S and PC last year, with reviews being a bit mixed , though mostly on the positive side ( including our own ). Now, as revealed over on the PlayStation Blog , Scorn is making its way onto the PS5, offering up the decidedly fleshy game up to a whole new audience. While the game only has a vague release window of "later this year," the blog did go into some details behind the port, including how the DualSense controller will offer a new experience. "As we were developing the game for PlayStation 5, we finally had the opportunity to tap into the potential of the DualSense wireless controller to immerse you even further in this twisted world," writes technical artist Jovan Vučković in the blog post. "It allows us to deepen the player’s immersion and to let the whole world “breathe” in a new way. Since there is no spoken dialogue in the game, we have put a strong emphasis on environmental storytelling, hence hap

Greetings Scorn players, We have some important updates to share with you. We will be implementing pre-caching of shaders to prevent stuttering during gameplay. The previous update (FSR-Dec) lacked the PSO cache, causing some players to experience stuttering despite their configuration. This version of the PSO cache is improved and covers more cases to ensure that your gaming experience is as smooth as possible. In response to feedback from some of our players, we are also adding Steam Trading Cards to the game. We hope that this feature will enhance your overall experience and provide an additional layer of engagement with Scorn. Last but not least – Scorn is part of the Steam Spring Sale with both editions on sale at 40% off. So if you have yet to venture into the nightmarish labyrinth of Scorn, this is a great chance to do it. Thank you for your continued support and stay tuned for more updates on Scorn.

Hey everyone! It’s hard to believe that almost a year has passed since we began posting these Pulse Monthly updates. Since the game has officially launched, we’ll be winding down the frequency of these to focus more on highlighting patch notes and providing updates on backer rewards or any additional exciting news we’d like to share with the community. As the community manager, I want to say it’s been an absolute pleasure getting to share these behind-the-scenes updates with the community and provide some insight into what the team has been working on. Thank you for taking the time to share your screenshots, fanart, experiences and interpretations of Scorn, as it’s made the experience all that more meaningful. Patch 1.2.1.0 is Now Live We appreciate all of the comments and suggestions so many of you have made. We are listening and implementing changes accordingly. The latest patch is another quality-of-life update, which includes the implementation of FSR 2.1 and a number of bug fixes, such as: NPC respawning after loading the game. Scripted animation replaying after loading the game. Reduced "Use" action range on the main door console in ACT I. Mistplane light issue on A