KG: Sounds great! I can't wait to see more of the development. Finally, is there anything you'd like to say directly to the fans and prospective players of your game?

Speak into your headset, phone, or other microphone to cause the ninja to jump from platform to platform. KG: When you say ever-changing surroundings, would we expect to see various locations from the movies, or would you be open to creating your own locations further down the line? KG: So you've shown off a couple of in-engine renders of environments within the game, how do you intend to create an atmosphere that will match the gameplay? If you want to enjoy an experience of fantasy, horror, and fun, play now "Ice Scream: Scary Game". The action and the screams are guaranteed.

KG: Longevity is something that people are concerned with nowadays in gaming, people don't want to buy a game that will become boring within a month. How do you intend to keep the game fresh and interesting a year or so down the line? B: Limited resources, unique skills and abilities, and ever-changing surroundings. Scream is all about realism, and so is this game. The privilege of going head-to-head with the famous masterpiece provides a spectacular immersion into the painter’s tortured psyche, bringing you up close and anxiously personal with natural and supernatural phenomena, ghosts and mummies. The canvas suddenly releases its demons and chaos invades every millimetre of your personal (virtual) space. B: Actions in single player will affect the gameplay in multiplayer, and vice versa. We intend this to play out similar to how it does in AAA games, such as Grand Theft Auto or Fallout, where the player(s) can no longer enter or visit certain locations. KG: So what is the situation with the rights for the game? How far have you delved into attaining permissions for the games from all the respective parties?

Want to keep a list of your favorite games? Create your free account today so you can collect and share your favorite games & play our new exclusive games first. KG: Interesting, so the premise of the multiplayer gameplay would be to survive and escape? Or do you intend something different with the experience? KG: So when you speak of open world, how would this play out story-wise for the single player? and how would you intend to handle multiplayer gameplayPlay in ghost, normal, and hard mode! Can you complete all the challenges in this thrilling horror game? You play as Ghostface as they go on a killing spree throughout Woodsboro. The goal is to kill a certain amount of victims without being seen or taken down by the cops. The game requires you to touch and swipe lines, resulting in a blood trail appearing on-screen and Ghostface killing the victim. If spotted, the victim will begin to flee and the cops will respond.

B: By incorporating real-life survival skills, "what-if" scenarios, and other features that require the player to think before he/she acts. Most games, such as F13 or DBD, don't use these type of features and offer a simplistic gameplay. Ours is much different. With the recent announcement of Scream: The Video Game being in early development, I was excited to get to talk to Lead Developer Brandon David Santos, who told us some information about the game and its intentions. Read on below to find the transcript of our interview, including details of gameplay, the drive behind the project and details on when we can expect more from the developers. Overall the game is meta, it knows not to take itself seriously and it's one of those moments, where the outside bests the content, which is inside. B: Asymmetrical, similar to other horror games. Scream Online is what we like to call it. It comes in two parts: "Play With Strangers" (public match) and "Die With Friends". (private party). One player is the Killer and the others are Survivors. Not just any Killers or Survivors, ones from the franchise. The part of the franchise where you're from is where you start the game. You also have Traits, which limit or extend your abilities. B: The game is meant to psychologically profile you and get to know you better. That way it knows who you really are. The story and choices within the game can change drastically based on your psyche. In other words, the game will play you more than you play it. We were inspired by Silent Hill to incorporate this feature into our game.

Think Flappy Birds, but with screaming. You control the height and distance that the player character makes by screaming. Scream into the mic high and long for big jumps. To reach higher scores, scream only until you reach a platform. Take a moment to catch your breath, then scream to the next one. Keep doing this until you can’t. B: Most definitely. I think making it as developers is as exciting as playing it as a gamer. Fan or not, this will be a game people are going to love for years to come. Your mission will be hiding inside his van and solving the mystery of this evil villain. To do this, you will travel through different scenarios and solve the necessary puzzles to save the frozen child.