With the release of Remothered: Broken Porcelain on the horizon, there’s likely a lot of new players intrigued by Stormind Games’ upcoming sequel who never got to play its predecessor, Remothered: Tormented Fathers. While the studio has been clear that the game is very approachable to newcomers, the horror follow-up will act as a continuation of the Remothered narrative, meaning new fans might be confused by its story.
Not to worry, however, as Stormind Games has put together a brief summary of the events of Remothered in a new trailer titled “The Story so Far.” The brief synopsis gives newcomers the lowdown on the characters involved in Tormented Fathers as well as the story that unfolded throughout the series’ first chapter.
While the video only clocks in at over four minutes long, it does a good job of providing a comprehensive overview of Remothered’s story. For those who don’t remember the first game, it saw players take on the role of Rosemary Reed as she investigates the mysterious disappearance of Celeste Felton. As the video details, her investigation sees her meet Celeste’s father, Richard Felton, who is far from the sickly man he originally appears to be, stalking Reed through his large home as she looks to find definitive answers on what happened to Celeste.
As players dig deeper into the strange missing person’s case, they start to unravel a web of terrifying secrets, including murderous nuns, twisted experiments, and eerie conspiracies. The trailer does a superb job of showing how the events of the game will lead into the upcoming sequel, highlighting how Rosemary Reed will push forward with her investigation into Celeste’s disappearance while new protagonist Jennifer will tangle with a deadly array of fresh threats. The latter seems to be the bigger focus of Broken Porcelain, adding a large new area where danger lurks around every corner.
With Broken Porcelain hitting stores on October 13, it seems this Halloween season is going to be filled to the brim with tantalizing horror gems for all types of scare-hungry fans. The Amnesia series returns on October 20 with Rebirth, while Super Massive will deliver the next entry in its horror anthology series when The Dark Pictures: Little Hope lands on October 30. All three games look to be utterly horrifying new entries in their respective series, meaning those confined indoors due to COVID this Halloween won’t have to miss out on any of the terrifying fun.
Remothered: Broken Porcelain will be available on October 13, for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One.
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