The point-and-click adventure game based on the horror anthology series will be released in August.
The Creepshow game isn’t dead yet. Although things have been quiet around the video games that make up Shudder’s horror anthology series ever since announced a few years ago, art Steam page just went live with a surprisingly fast release window of August 2026. Creepshow according to developer PHL Collective, it’s a point-and-click adventure that “gone horribly wrong.” It is published The Mortuary Assistant publisher, DreadXP.
U Creepshow game: “Follow Danny and his friends as a bad day at the mall turns into something much darker. Their search for the truth about Danny’s father leads them to the Reader, a mysterious soothsayer who loves devious stories.’
Going back to the original anthology films of the 1980s, Creepshow has always combined horror with a touch of humor, and the description indicates that the video game will follow that tone. It features “pulp-inspired visuals, dark humor, comic book environments, horror mini-games, and endings you won’t see coming.” There’s no word on console releases, so it looks like it’ll be PC-only for now.
