Blumhouse's Fear the Spotlight Game

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How Fear the Spotlight became Blumhouse's first video game

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Fear the Spotlight was a PC game made by Crista Castro and Bryan Singh of Cozy Game Pals .

It was a moody, voxelized horror game about two friends sneaking around their haunted high school and communing with the ghosts of students that died in a fire in the ’90s .

Blumhouse Games gave the team one year to improve the game.

Fear the Spotlight is available now for $ 20 on PS4, PS5, Xbox , Switch and Xbox .

The original version of the game was re-released in September .

The story is about two teenage friends, Vivian and Amy , and takes them on individual but connected journeys through twisted, spirit-infested versions of reality.

The first half is packed with satisfying puzzles and tense hide-and-seek mechanics.

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