Press release:
100 GAMES,  Oh Deer Studio, and Gamersky.com are today very thrilled and happy to announce that their psychological horror game “Anthology of Fear” (a game which focus on exploring human subconsciousness) is coming to PC via Steam on March 17th, 2023.

“Anthology of Fear” is a psychological horror game co-developed with Oh Deer Studio, produced and published by the independent Polish studio 100 GAMES.

The game will find the player trying to solve the mysterious disappearance of the player character’s brother. The players will have to find their way out of the nightmare through spine-chilling, liminal locations, all while fighting the horrors of human subconsciousness. As they try to solve the mystery chapter by chapter, they will face grave danger while the game explores and tests their fears.

100 GAMES has decided to collaborate with Gamersky.com which with the use of marketing will support the game distribution in China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau. In addition, Anthology of Fear will support 10 language versions, including Chinese which Gamersky.com will be responsible for.

The release drops on March 17th 2023 and you can find the game on Steam.

About 100 GAMES:
We are a group of passionate players, who thoroughly know the world of digital entertainment and want to use their broad knowledge in practice. Some call us game doctors (which is quite accurate). We cure projects by not only pointing out their weak spots, inconsistencies, and user experience issues but also by helping developers find ways to fix those issues.

Along with QA services we also provide powerful porting skills that led to the existence of almost 40 titles published on Nintendo Switch this year. We also port games to XBOX and PS platforms. Last but not least – we also develop our own titles and currently have 6 projects in progress.

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