The game is scheduled to be released on Steam in 2025 and will be available for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series S and X
In addition to getting a third chapter, which hits Brazilian cinemas starting next Thursday (31), Terrifier will expand into the world of games. Shortly, Art the Clown will win a game in the style beat ’em upwith visual pixel artbased on the universe of the saga.
The game will be released on Steam in 2025 and will be available for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series S and X. The new feature offers six different modes, and brings art disturbing film sets corresponding to iconic scenes from the franchise. Watch the teaser:
What is the story of Terrifier 3?
In Terrifier 3everything that Art the Clown (David Howard Thornton, The Bad Guy: Horror at Christmas) either as a Christmas present is revenge, preferably with lots of killing and blood.
The killer clown then goes on an unbridled journey of crimes during the holidays, meeting new characters, but also old acquaintances. Without knowing the evil that awaits them, the targets of art They will need to fight for their survival however they can. Watch the trailer:
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