Barcelona, Spain – 2 June 2025. Publisher SelectaPlay and developer Dark Council Studio are thrilled to unveil a new gameplay trailer for Dark Atlas: Infernum, the upcoming first-person psychological horror survival experience. Premiered during Saturday’s Horror Game Awards Summer Showcase, the trailer tears open a glimpse into the nightmare: claustrophobic rooms, crumbling environments twisted by unseen forces, and grotesque entities watching from the shadows, waiting for your fear to ripen.
Coming to PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series S|X in late 2025, Dark Atlas: Infernum invites players to descend into a world where the boundary between reality and nightmare has shattered. Humanity teeters on the brink of annihilation as memories rot, truths burn, and the skies fall silent. Storms rage across the Earth, leaving behind something worse than death: Imprints, hollow remnants of the dead, staring into the void without purpose or peace.
Watch the new gameplay trailer here
In Infernum, you’re not just surviving. You’re unravelling. Trapped in a personal purgatory, stalked by the Word, and haunted by the sins of a broken world, your only hope is to escape. But every door you open leads deeper into yourself, and what’s buried there is hungry.
For those ready to confront the abyss, the PC demo is now live on Steam. This is your first step into the infernal spiral, into a place where truth is punishment, knowledge is a noose, and the Corona Radiata is the forbidden scripture that might damn or deliver the world.
About Dark Atlas: Infernum
The world is unravelling. Electrical storms scour the Earth, leaving behind ghostlike remnants called Imprints, silent echoes of the dead, haunting the ruins of cities. Civilisation is burning. And something far worse is coming.
You are trapped in a nightmare where truth is a curse. Hunted by the Word, your memories twist into mazes, and reality decays into ash. The past demands answers. The future offers only torment. And the Corona Radiata, a forbidden book of unspeakable power, is the key everyone wants... including you.
You must escape. Through shadows. Through guilt. Through hell itself.
Key Features:
- First-person, single-player survival horror soaked in dread.
- Psychological horror, stealth, and intricate puzzles drive a deeply immersive experience.
- A rich narrative set in Álvaro Aparicio’s Saga Radiata universe, part of the Dark Atlas meta-anthology.
- Spanish voice acting led by Alberto “Láudano” Martínez (Noviembre Nocturno).
- A haunting original soundtrack that lingers like a curse.
- Collectables and Steam Achievements hidden in the darkest corners, if you’re brave enough to search.
Dark Atlas: Infernum will be released on PC via Steam, PlayStation and Xbox consoles in 2025. Wishlist the game on Steam and PlayStation now.
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About Night Council
Night Council Studio is an independent videogame developing company based in Spain. Dark Atlas: Infernum —succesfully crowdfunded on Kickstarter, nominated in the category of Best Narrative, Best Soundtrack and Game of the Year of the VII edition of the PlayStation Awards, selected by the Comunidad de Madrid (Spain) with an economic grant and finalist of the Feelmotion 21 Trailer Awards— will be its first videogame.
About SelectaPlay
SelectaPlay is SelectaVisión’s video games publishing branch. The company works with talented studios on unique video games and helps them publish their titles in both physical and digital formats in Europe and worldwide.
About SelectaVisión
SelectaVisión is a video publishing company founded in 1984. Based in Spain, SelectaVisión’s catalog includes anime and live-action feature films, TV shows, and movies. Publishing both anime classics and the latest Japanese productions since 1997, SelectaVisión has built a long relationship with fan-favorite Japanese producers and distributors, becoming the major publisher of anime content for Spanish audiences.