Scorn Is an Extremely Unsettling Puzzle Game – Preview

Scorn preview Ebb Software Kepler Interactive horror first-person puzzle game
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Sebastian previews Scorn, the first-person horror game from Ebb Software that has been in the works for years and is, at least during this preview, leaning heavily on puzzles over action.


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Sebastian Ruiz
Sebastian Ruiz joined The Escapist in June 2021, but has been failing his way up the video game industry for years. He went from being a voice actor, whose most notable credit is Felicia Day mistaking him for Matt Mercer in the game Vaporum, to a video editor with a ten-year Smite addiction, to a content creator for the aforementioned Hi-Rez MOBA, before focusing his attention on game development and getting into freelance QA. With a lack of direction, Sebastian sought out The Escapist as a place to work with like-minded individuals and fuel his ambitions. While he enjoys dabbling in all kinds of games to expand his horizons, even the worst roguelikes can get his attention.