New Games: LUNACY - SAINT RHODES (PC) - First-Person Survival Horror

OS: Microsoft Windows 7 SP1 and 8, Windows 10
Processor: Intel i5 2.7GHz, or equal.
Memory: 8 GB RAM
Graphics: NVidia Geforce 750ti
DirectX: Version 11
Additional Notes: System requirements may be subject to change.

Video Game Description: Lunacy: Saint Rhodes is a first-person survival horror game. Explore your dark family history and experience a gut-wrenching feeling of terror. You are being watched; never alone, never safe.

Genre: Survival Horror, First-Person

Publisher: Iceberg Interactive

Developer: Stormling Studios

Rating: N/A

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Explore your dark family history in Lunacy: Saint Rhodes, a first-person survival horror game in which you feel the distinct feeling of terror at your every step.
Lunacy: Saint Rhodes is a first-person survival horror game in which you seek the truth behind your family’s horrific murder. Investigate the history behind your ancestral home and the town of Saint Rhodes, while fighting to survive against what haunts it. Uncover your family’s troubled past as you descend further and further into insanity.
Lunacy: Saint Rhodes is a truly terrifying experience, featuring a detailed world that tells the story of what happened in the haunted town of Saint Rhodes. Frightening creatures roam the town, as you explore Saint Rhodes in search of clues to help you survive.
Experience a truly disturbing haunted town
True atmospheric horror achieved by the beautifully crafted environments of Saint Rhodes
Petrifying story involving a family with a dark past
Terrifying enemies that all require a different approach
Two endings to uncover