Chilean Filmmaker Developing FMV Horror Game With U.K. Collaboration
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Chilean filmmaker Patricio Valladares is developing a new Full Motion Video (FMV) horror game in collaboration with U.K.-based creative teams. The project, shot on 16mm film, will be a two-to-three hour interactive experience with multiple endings. It is being developed for release on Steam and as an app.
Facts First
- An untitled FMV horror game is in development by Chilean filmmaker Patricio Valladares through Vallastudio Films.
- The game is a 2-3 hour interactive microdrama featuring multiple endings and a branching narrative from the killer's perspective.
- Production involves a Chilean-U.K. collaboration with teams from the video game industry, shot entirely on 16mm film.
- The project is co-written by screenwriter Barry Keating, whose credits include the games 'Steep' and 'Sifu'.
- The game is planned for release on Steam and as an app, with casting for Chilean actors and U.K.-based voice actors not yet announced.
What Happened
Chilean filmmaker Patricio Valladares is developing an untitled Full Motion Video (FMV) horror game through his company, Vallastudio Films. The project is an English-language interactive experience co-written by Valladares and screenwriter Barry Keating, who has credits on video games including 'Steep' and 'Sifu'. The game is being shot entirely on 16mm film using Bolex H16 cameras and involves collaboration with creative teams from the video game industry based in Chile and the United Kingdom.
Why this Matters to You
If you are a fan of horror or interactive storytelling, this project may offer a unique cinematic experience. The use of 16mm film could give the game a distinct visual texture, and the branching narrative with multiple endings may provide high replay value. The collaboration between Chilean and U.K. talent could introduce you to new creative voices in the gaming space.
What's Next
Casting for the game has not yet been announced. The project is intended for release on platforms including Steam and as an app. Meanwhile, Valladares and Keating's upcoming film, 'Invoking Scream', is scheduled to launch on the festival circuit later this year.