Indie developer Montraluz and publisher Tlon Industries (@TlonIndustries) announced that their upcoming surreal first-person, body-cam psychological horror game, Dreamcore, will be released on Xbox, PlayStation, and PC via Steam and Epic Games Store in early 2025. Watch the Dreamcore Eternal Suburbia trailer!

Dreamcore is a psychological horror game that immerses players in the eerie atmosphere of liminal spaces. Offering a one-of-a-kind experience, the game enables players to freely explore expansive, non-linear worlds for extended gameplay sessions. Each world features a distinctive puzzle, tasking players with discovering its secrets and finding the exit.

Inspired by the enigmatic cottages from Level 94 of the Backrooms wiki, where a seemingly idyllic neighborhood takes on a disturbingly reality-breaking form as it twists, expands, and loops around in uncanny ways. Can you uncover the unsettling secret that lies beyond its familiar façade?

Dreamcore sets players loose to explore a multitude of extraordinary, expansive worlds based around labyrinths of liminal spaces. Inspired by the “backrooms” memes, Dreamcore offers a one-of-a-kind experience to probe these nonlinear realms, with each world featuring a unique puzzle players must solve in order to locate its exit.

Developed in Unreal Engine 5, each of Dreamcore’s worlds offers a hazy, twisted memory of the 1980s, complete with the grainy aesthetic of found footage VHS tapes. Navigate intricately linked structures and captivating landscapes, where every environment encourages unparalleled adventures and exploration. Each map presents a vast range of possibilities, delivering entirely distinct experiences.

Want to wander this labyrinthine nightmare neighborhood yourself? Then you’re in luck as a demo will be coming to Steam on December 10th, where it will remain until the end of the year.

Dreamcore will be released on Xbox, PlayStation and PC (Steam/Epic) in early 2025.

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