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  • Summary: In the dead of night a fierce storm rages across North Wales. Miles from any town, Chris Selwood seeks refuge in a remote roadside cafe. Shortly thereafter Chris experiences a horrific sight as he finds the cafe waitress pinned to the ceiling by something with fierce glowing eyes, he passesIn the dead of night a fierce storm rages across North Wales. Miles from any town, Chris Selwood seeks refuge in a remote roadside cafe. Shortly thereafter Chris experiences a horrific sight as he finds the cafe waitress pinned to the ceiling by something with fierce glowing eyes, he passes out waking up to the dusty old abandoned remains of the café.

    Explore the untouched wilderness of rural Wales as you uncover the forgotten remains of a mysterious facility and try to piece together what happened to the missing villagers of Hearth.

    Inspired by 80s Sci-Fi horror and contemporary surrealist cinema, Chasing Static delivers a unique take on the narrative adventure genre through new audio driven gameplay mechanics and non-linear exploration.
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  1. Jan 24, 2023
    For a first game, the developers of Headware Games have done very well. Managing to capture the player’s attention and plunge them into a scary (but never terrifying) adventure, Chasing Static has enormous qualities and incredible gameplay ideas. It is a pity that they are spoiled by imprecise handling, old-fashioned graphics and a too short lifespan. Despite this, Headware Games is clearly a studio to look out for.