Kesler confirmed that he will be working on the game alone. He stated that in working by himself, the game “sort of naturally came back to life.” Kesler told IGN that he began to rework some aspects of the game by himself. Thankfully, game creator Christian Kesler recently told IGN that he is continuing his work on the game, by himself.

As you can imagine, many horror fans were extremely bummed out at the prospect of a future without it. News on why Allison Road had seemingly disappeared was scarce. This is when the developers went silent on the game, and where many assumed it had kicked the bucket. It quickly moved away from the crowd-funding platform when Inside publisher Team 17 bought the indie studio. As such, Allison Road first began as a Kickstarter campaign. The aim was to create a “spiritual successor to P.T.”. The team was headed by creator, Christian Kesler. Who is she? What does she want? Why is she so creepy? These are questions that gamers thought they would never get the answer to, especially after the game was cancelled.Īllison Road was originally made by a six-person team called Lilith. As players wander, they then realise they are being watched by a creepy young girl with long hair. As such, Allison Road had a lot to live up to… until it was also cancelled.Īllison Road has been described as a unique first-person horror game whereby players wander around a family home.

The game’s look and feel followed right on the path set by Hideo Kojima’s cancelled Silent Hills g ame, and much lauded P.T. Alison Road was a very promising horror title when it was revealed in 2015.

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