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Press release:
Skövde, Sweden, October 28, 2020.
The Sweden-based Independent game developer Green Tile Digital are today very proud and happy to announce that their psychedelic rave horror game “Strobophagia: Rave Horror” is now available for PC via Steam.

In search of the ultimate freedom of expression, players will be able to participate in wanton inebriation, wear fluorescent body paint and convulse to a range of original EDM tunes – including trance, house and techno – before the Headless Rave Festival’s organizers demand the ultimate sacrifice. Fans who buy the game during its first week will receive a 15% discount. Curious ravers can enjoy a free demo of the title before purchase.

“Our team spent years perfecting Strobophagia’s mesmerizing and gruesome personality,” says Ben Clarke, CEO of Green Tile Digital.

“It’s an experience unlike anything any horror game or EDM aficionado has ever seen. We can’t wait to dance, drink and lose our minds together with fans this Halloween.”

When the carefree carnival takes a turn for the worse, players must use an in-game smartphone app mechanic to solve puzzles and connect with other ravers in order to make it out of the neon-drenched woods alive. As fans learn to maintain their sanity, they must try their best to avoid wandering into the shadows before occult forces consume their consciousness forever.

Strobophagia: Rave Horror is now available on PC via Steam. For more information, please visit the title’s Steam page, like the game on Facebook, follow the game on Twitter, Discord and subscribe to the title’s YouTube channel.

About Green Tile Digital
Green Tile Digital is an independent developer based in Sweden. The studio’s first title, Strobophagia: Rave Horror, a macabre psychedelic music experience, is set to release on PC via Steam on October 28. Green Tile Digital is also part of The Game Incubator, which is a unique, non-profit organization with the sole task of helping create game startups and expand the game industry in Sweden.