Krasnodar studio Vision Forge Team has shared a fresh teaser for the horror first-person shooter Pine Harbor, revealing new gameplay moments. The project blends an open world, stealth mechanics, a crafting system, and dismemberment within a striking Unreal Engine 5 visual framework. The creators promise a tense atmosphere where every decision can alter the outcome, and the world responds in kind to the player’s choices.
The description invites players to aid the survivors, uncover their hidden stories, and plunge into the depths of dark forests to confront the consequences of a catastrophic event. This narrative hook hints at a setting where mystery and danger intertwine, inviting careful exploration and careful planning as players move through shadowy landscapes and ruined locales.
In the clip, the main character moves through a bleak, fog-draped city, carrying a double-barreled shotgun. He enters an abandoned house and encounters beasts that push the tension to the limit, underscoring the game’s brutal, visceral combat and survival-focused design. The visuals emphasize moody lighting, dense fog, and decaying architecture that together create a constant sense of vulnerability.
Minimum System Requirements:
- Operating System: Windows 10;
- Processor: Intel Core i3-12100 or equivalent from AMD;
- RAM memory: 8GB;
- Video Card: AMD Radeon RX 570 and NVIDIA GTX 1050 Ti;
- Disk space: 20 GB.
Recommended System Requirements:
- Operating System: Windows 10/11;
- Processor: Intel Core i5-12600 or equivalent from AMD;
- RAM memory: 16GB;
- Video Card: AMD Radeon RX 6600 XT or NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060;
- Disk space: 20 GB.
The release schedule for Pine Harbor targets the fourth quarter of the year, and Steam already hosts a store page for the title. Players in North America and beyond can anticipate a launch that aligns with the busy late-year window for action-horror games, offering a chance to explore a richly realized world with tactical stealth, resource management, and mid-combat decisions that shape the narrative arc.
Telegram experienced a spike in outages today, with many users reporting widespread access issues as the platform faced service disruptions that affected messaging and notifications across regions. This interruption underscores how dependent communities now are on reliable connectivity for coordinating in-game exploits, updates, and social interactions around titles like Pine Harbor.
Source: VG Times