Campfire [PS2/XBOX – Cancelled]

Campfire [PS2/XBOX – Cancelled]

Campfire: Become Your Nightmare is a cancelled “reverse survival horror” that was in development in 2003 by Daydream Software, for the original Xbox and Playstation 2. The project was going to be an open ended action game, in which the player would had take the role of a serial killer, to massacre tourists and youngsters during their holydays in the woods. As we can read in the official press release:

What if you were the hunter instead of the hunted? What if your sole purpose in life was to cause misery, death, and pain to anyone and anything you encountered? Now you have your chance. So begins Daydream Software’s brutal “reverse survival horror” game, Campfire. Based on contemporary slasher flicks, Campfire allows players to choose from four different serial killers (Vincent Voucher, Mac Douglas, Louis Winterstorm, and Mannie the Clown) so that they may use them to wreck havoc on the unsuspecting populace of an out of the way campground.

Campfire vanished without any official announcement, but it’s possible that Daydream never found a publisher interested in the project.

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4 thoughts on “Campfire [PS2/XBOX – Cancelled]

  1. kieron

    this was the biggest let down in the history of gaming IMO
    i was SO excited for this
    then it dissapeared

  2. dude

    the game naughty bear seems to have taken this concept.but instead of there ebing real people and blood its about bears,and its more comedic.they should still make this game someday.

  3. xage

    Could have been the most politically scorrect antisocial videogame in history ! No surprise it’s been ceased !

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