Emerging from the darker corners of indie horror, Necrophosis has finally made its way onto PlayStation 5 after unsettling players on PC. Developed by Ares Dragonis and published by PQube,
Author: Aaron
Gaming is in my blood. Be it handheld games, Xbox, PC, Switch or Playstation, I am all over it.
I make my own games as part of my profession and love playing co op games with friends in my spare time. Avid dog lover and camper van enthusiast.
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