There is already a date for this reflective horror game that you can't miss
Bloober Team presenta Cronos: The New Dawn, que saldrá en septiembre

- August 1, 2025
- Updated: August 1, 2025 at 7:55 AM

Bloober Team is preparing to capture those eager for horror with Cronos: The New Dawn, scheduled for September 5, 2025. This ambitious title, which blends horror and science fiction, promises to go beyond conventional action to offer a deeper and more reflective narrative, an approach that has characterized the developer since its successful previous works, including the remake of Silent Hill 2.
The horror of a devastated Poland
The new trailer, which accompanies the announcement, reveals intriguing details about the game’s story. Players will take on the role of a traveler who must explore a devastated Poland in 1980, searching for time rifts that will lead them to discover the horrors of a future marked by destruction. Throughout their journey, the narrative focuses on complex themes, such as humanity as a perfect anomaly, suggesting that Bloober Team aims to invite players to reflect on the human condition amidst terror and adversity.
As Cronos: The New Dawn enters its final development phase, the company does not stop in its growth path. They are already planning a new remake of Silent Hill commissioned by Konami, after the resounding success they had with Silent Hill 2: Remake. This new project promises to revive the legendary horror franchise, excellent news for the saga’s fans.
Thus, genre enthusiasts can prepare their consoles for a return to horror and exploration, where the unsettling atmosphere and complex narrative promise to keep them on the edge of their seats. Cronos: The New Dawn is shaping up to be one of the most anticipated releases of 2025, echoing the expectations generated by previous works of Bloober Team.
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