Disturbing Winnie the Pooh Horror Game

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Disturbing Winnie the Pooh Horror Game

Are you ready to see your lovable childhood friend, Winnie the Pooh, in a foreign setting of a disturbing horror game? If you are, brace yourself. And welcome to Winnie’s Hole

The unsettling title is under development by Twice Different. The indie game studio hails from Down Under. You may have heard of them from their project, Ring of Pain. And now, for their second title, the studio aims to turn an iconic character into someone’s phobia. Titled “Winnie’s Hole,” the creators are sure the game will be unique and unforgettable. They are also confident it will be a bizarre and funny horror game.

You will take charge of a virus inside Pooh’s body. Said virus triggers a horrifying transformation that turns the lovable bear into a walking nightmare. Limbs and jaws, teeth and claws sprouting from his once huggable form. Thus, he’s definitely something you won’t want to see in the dark.

As for the gameplay, it’s a turn-based rogue-lite adventure. Here’s how it works. You need to think strategically and plan your moves carefully. Using blocks resembling that of the legendary Tetris game, you’ll help the virus grow and manage its mutations.

To whet players’ appetites, Twice Different has released an intriguing trailer. You can check it out below. 

Winnie the Pooh’s cute and cuddly image has been given a spooky makeover in recent years. It started with the release of the live-action slasher movie called “Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey” just last year. Audiences were taken aback by the dark and twisted version of their beloved characters. And now, the trend of twisting one’s childhood continues with the arrival of “Winnie’s Hole.” Eerie and unsettling yet promised to be hilarious. Only time will tell how the game will indeed turn out to be. 

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Owl Guy
Owl Guysays:

Damn, I love this idea and execution! I’m very interested in what people will do with Peter Pan and the classic Mickey Mouse when they go public in a year.