<p>First-person survival horror games are definitely in right now, and the trend looks to be continuing with <em>Hektor</em>, albeit with a unique twist.</p>
<p>The game, from developer Rubycone Games and Publisher Meridian4, sets gamers on a first-person quest to escape HEKTOR, a subterranean research facility in Greenland where they have been driven mad through years of torture and confinement. However, your character&#8217;s insanity is reflected in its levels, where procedural generation means that the levels change around you in real time.</p>
<p>“The reason good survival horror games are so scary, is because they make you feel like you’re there,” said Felix Nordanåker, CEO of Rubycone. “We wanted <em>Hektor</em> to push this ‘immersion’ further by making players not only feel like they’re there, but there as our main character-experiencing his psychosis first hand. This is why we developed JIGSAW, a system for generating levels in real time. The effect is disorienting and unsettling: both characteristic of a broken mind.”</p>
<p>Fans of games like <em>Outlast </em>and <em>Amnesia </em>will certainly want to check this out now on <a href="http://store.steampowered.com/app/334070">Steam</a>, where it can be purchased for $19.99, although there is a 25% discount through March 20th.</p>

New Horror Game ‘Hektor’ Goes Crazy on Steam
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By Carl Lyon

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