New gameplay and release window have dropped for heavy metal-infused cryptid-hunting game, The Axis Unseen. It’s been a while since we learned that The Axis Unseen was in development, but Just Purkey ...

Moving from a massive group like Bethesda over to solo development has to be a daunting proposition, but Nate Purkeypile of Just Purkey Games is doing it with The Axis Unseen. After working on huge ...

Check out the official PS5 launch trailer for The Axis Unseen. Explore a world of unsettling creatures in this heavy metal ...

Publisher Dark Product and developer Just Purkey Games will release open-world “heavy metal horror game” The Axis Unseen for PlayStation 5 on December 4, the companies announced.

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The Axis Unseen is a heavy metal open world horror game where you hunt and track monsters in a world trapped outside of time.

So-called "heavy metal" horror game The Axis Unseen has a new trailer and a vague release window of some time in 2024. Nate Purkeypile's in-development project first caught our attention last year, ...

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An ex-Bethesda developer that worked on multiple Fallout games, Skyrim, and the upcoming space RPG game Starfield has talked to us about their upcoming folklore-inspired horror hunting game The Axis ...

The Axis Unseen is by far one of my most anticipated games right now. Blending an open-world hunting sim with cryptids from across cultures, it's a "heavy metal horror game" from solo developer Nate ...

That’s according to the game’s developer, Nate Purkeypile, speaking to PCGamesN. Purkeypile left Bethesda in 2021, after a 14-year stint at the company as an artist, with experience working on ...

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