DreadXP
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DreadXP[1] is an American video game publisher based in San Diego, California that specializes in publishing indie horror games. Originally founded in 2020 [2] by Ted Hentschke and Patrick Ewald of Epic Pictures Group. Originally formed as a way to provide work to developers who had recently found themselves in lock down due to the COVID-19 epidemic, DreadXP started out producing and publishing The Dread X Collection, a game comprised of multiple developers making small games to be packaged as a greater whole.
Following the success of The Dread X Collection, it was followed by the Dread X Collection 2 and 3 in 2020, and Dread X Collection: The Hunt in 2021. Finding success in these endeavors, DreadXP then shifted to releasing standalone, expanded versions of the games featured in the Dread X Collections. Starting in 2021, Spookware - a collection of microgames inspired by classic horror tropes, was released. In January of 2022, DreadXP released Sucker for Love to widespread acclaim [3] Currently, DreadXP is working on 3 more standalone games, as well as a fifth entry in its Dread X Collection series [4]. As of March 2022, DreadXP employs 10+ people.
DreadXP Spooky Showcase[edit]
Beginning in 2020, DreadXP sought to highlight indie developers with the founding of the DreadXP Spooky Showcase [5]: An online event featuring trailers and announcements from the world of indie and triple A gaming.
Games published[edit]
- Dread X Collection
- Dread X Collection 2
- Dread X Collection 3
- Dread X Collection: The Hunt
- Dread X Collection 5
- Spookware
- Sucker for Love
- Dread Delusion
- The Mortuary Assistant
Announced titles[edit]
- Hand of Doom
- My Friendly Neighborhood
- Dread X Collection 5
- Sucker for Love 2
- Sucker for Love 3
- Amanda the Adventurer
- Redtape
- Creepshow
References[edit]
- ↑ "DreadXP Main Site".
- ↑ "Epic Pictures to Launch Gaming Venture With Playable Horror-Themed Trailers (Exclusive)".
- ↑ "This Lovecraftian Visual Novel Is The Perfect Valentine's Day Game For Monster-Fuckers".
- ↑ "Twelve Indie Devs Announced for 'Dread X Collection 5', Due in April".
- ↑ "DreadXP Unveiling Their Spooky Showcase 2021 This Sunday".
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