Summary
- Survival-horror game Post Trauma releases on March 31 for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X.
- Inspired by classic Resident Evil and Silent Hill titles, Post Trauma features challenging puzzles and horrific monsters.
- Post Trauma offers old-school survival-horror vibes in both its gameplay and story.
Survival-horror game Post Trauma is officially releasing on Monday, March 31 for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X, making that day a particularly exciting one for fans of the genre. There aren’t nearly as many survival-horror games as they used to be, so it’s always exciting when a game like Post Trauma hits the scene.
Post Trauma was first announced all the way back in 2021. The game, inspired by classic Resident Evil and Silent Hill titles, was once expected to release in the spring of 2024. Unfortunately, the Post Trauma release date was pushed back to October of that year, only for the game to get delayed again to 2025. Survival-horror fans have been waiting a long time to play Post Trauma for themselves, and luckily, the wait is nearly at an end.
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A new trailer has confirmed that the Post Trauma release date is now Monday, March 31. Launching for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X, Post Trauma wears its classic survival-horror inspirations on its sleeve, utilizing fixed camera angles as players explore a variety of unnerving environments and deal with horrific monsters. In typical survival-horror fashion, Post Trauma features challenging puzzles for players to solve while they attempt to make it out alive. On paper, Post Trauma sounds like just the kind of game that will appeal to survival-horror fans that grew up playing the original Resident Evil and Silent Hill games on PS1.
Post Trauma Release Date
- March 31, 2025 for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X
Post Trauma‘s story also takes its cues from old-school survival-horror games. Silent Hill in particular seems to be the inspiration for the game’s plot, which sees players exploring a “surreal dimension” that appears to be a twisted version of the real world. This is not unlike Silent Hill‘s Otherworld, and it will definitely be interesting to see what all it has in store.
When Post Trauma launches on March 31, it will be one of the first major new survival-horror game releases of the year. Killing Floor 3 is beating it to the punch by a week, launching on March 25, but that game is much more action-horror, whereas Post Trauma has more old-school vibes. Console gamers will also want to check out Sorry We’re Closed on March 6. Sorry We’re Closed made a splash on PC last year, but is making its way to PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo consoles on March 6. Between the three games, it’s clear that March 2025 is going to be an exciting month for horror games.
Post Trauma is a modern interpretation of genre-defining survival horror classics. As you venture deeper into the unknown, you’ll strive to solve the mysteries of your unfamiliar surroundings, hoping to discover hidden truths while trying to stay alive.
Players will explore a terrifying, twisted reality that constan
Fight or Flight? In Post Trauma, players control Roman (Togo Igawa), a tormented train conductor who awakes to find himself in a surreal dimension following a terrible panic attack. Faced with horrifying architecture and nightmarish abominations, Roman can choose to defend himself with an array of weapons or try to find the path of least resistance.
A new world of horror that pays homage to the greats. Inspired by key staples of the Survival Horror genre, Post Trauma blends fixed camera angles with stunning visuals through Unreal Engine 5 to create a truly unsettling, yet familiar horror experience. But just when you think you have the answers, this hellscape changes the questions as you enter the unknown to face your greatest fears.