Frictional Games, the sadists behind horror masterpiece Amnesia, have just released a lengthy gameplay video from their upcoming SOMA. It's a sci-fi horror game set in your typical "remote research ...

SOMA. Let's look at trailers for it, because we're too afraid to actually play it. Bowing to the full force of my psychic will, Frictional has released the SOMA gameplay trailer it showed during the ...

Frictional Games’ upcoming sci-fi horror game, SOMA, will be with us in a few months as the developers announced today that it is releasing on September 22 for the PlayStation 4 and PC as a ...

SOMA probably isn't the game you were expecting it to be. It's not set in space, as we all assumed from early teases, but deep under the sea — an environment we take for granted as terrestrial and ...

Check out this gameplay for SOMA from Frictional Games. Visit all of our channels: Features & Reviews - http://www.youtube.com/user/gamespot Gameplay & Guides - http ...

SOMA looks like an interesting beast. Billing it as a spiritual successor to the Amnesia series, Fractional Games has taken a bold step away from straight-laced survival horror and toward ...

Soma, the upcoming survival horror from Amnesia: The Dark Descent developer Frictional Games, launches on 22nd September. Soma is headed to PC, Mac plus Linux via Steam, and also to PlayStation 4 as a ...

Strange occurrences are disrupting the routines of the PATHOS-2 research facility. The radio is silent. Behavioral anomalies of the machines are increasingly dangerous, if not… malevolent. The ...

After a 10-day teaser campaign, Frictional Games has announced a sci-fi horror title inspired by the fictional SCP Foundation for culling pseudo-realistic supernatural reports. Michelle Starr is ...

SOMA has been given a release date in addition to the release of its first trailer. Frictional Games has released first footage of the SCP-inspired horror game, SOMA, with a brief description of the ...

Take a look at this debut gameplay trailer for SOMA, coming to PC and PlayStation 4 in 2015.

The folks at Frictional Games that brought us the indie horror renaissance in Amnesia: The Dark Descent are back at it with SOMA, a terrifying first-person horror game set many leagues under the sea.