Cronos: The New Dawn - Time-Bending Survival Horror The twisted minds at Bloober Team, who perfected psychological dread in titles like The Medium and Layers of Fear, are back with a new kind of nightmare. Welcome to Cronos: The New Dawn, a brutal third-person sci-fi horror that pits you against a future drowning in decay. In a world where Cold War brutalism meets malfunctioning retro-tech, you must tear open the fabric of reality itself. Your survival depends not on what you can find, but on who you can steal from the clutches of history.You are a Traveler, an agent tasked with plumbing the depths of a ravaged future. In this wasteland, you'll hunt for temporal anomalies—glitches in time that lead back to 1980s Poland, moments before the world ended. The future is an unforgiving combat zone, a tactical RPG of life and death where abominations hunt you relentlessly and every shot counts. You must be a scavenger, a strategist, and a ghost, moving between timelines to piece together a puzzle that could save what’s left of humanity.Key FeaturesEvolving Nightmares: Death is just an upgrade for your enemies. They gruesomely absorb their fallen comrades to become stronger and more terrifying. Burn their corpses before they fuel your demise. Power at a Price: Wield the Harvester to rip the essence from the dead of the past. Each soul makes you stronger, but their whispers will crack your sanity and distort your reality. Time is Your Battlefield: Leap between a hostile, post-apocalyptic Earth and a chillingly atmospheric past. Manipulate temporal oddities to navigate a world that is fundamentally broken. Unforgiving Tactical Combat: This is pure survival horror. With scarce resources and intelligent foes, every encounter is a desperate fight that will test your wits and your reflexes.The core of Cronos: The New Dawn is a battle for your own mind. The souls you collect become a haunted arsenal, granting you battlefield prowess while flooding your senses with ghostly visions and maddening whispers. With every essence you absorb, you become less human. How much of yourself will you burn away to see the next sunrise?