BLOOBER TEAM BRINGS HORROR TO STAR TREK

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TUE, JUN 9, 2026

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Bloober Team, the studio behind the Silent Hill 2 remake, is developing Star Trek: Shadow Frontier, a horror game arriving in 2027 for PC and consoles.

The Polish developer has built a reputation for atmospheric horror experiences. Its Silent Hill 2 remake demonstrated meticulous attention to detail, including running footage through CRT televisions to achieve authentic visual distortion. Star Trek: Shadow Frontier represents an unconventional pairing—applying horror sensibilities to the science fiction franchise. The game launches across multiple platforms in 2027. Bloober Team's track record includes titles like Layers of Fear and Blair Witch. The studio's approach to environmental storytelling and psychological tension suggests Shadow Frontier will explore darker corners of the Star Trek universe rather than following the franchise's typical exploration-focused narrative.

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