Resident Evil Meets FNAF In This Horror Game Arriving Before Halloween
Overview & Key Takeaways
If you've already cleared Resident Evil Requiem several times over, Fright Train may be the next game to consume you, particularly if you're also a fan of Five Nights at Freddy's.
Fright Train combines the third-person gunplay and inventory management of the former with the mascot-style characters of the latter, and wraps it all up in a roguelite structure aboard a doomed train crossing Antarctica.
GameSpot can exclusively reveal Fright Train's release date: It's coming to PC on September 15, and you can watch a trailer below if its mash-up of horror tastes intrigues you.
Fright Train stars an anthropomorphized dog/agent, the appropriately named Doug Barker, who will need to balance keeping the train cars clear of monsters with keeping the train itself running smoothly. It seems he's having a ruff time.
It also features enemies with behaviors that "intertwine" and lived-in environments full of interactable objects, signaling how savvy players can take advantage of their situation to survive deeper and deeper in the roguelite structure.
The horror game comes from WildArt Games, an indie team that recently put out 2025 under-the-radar horror gem Caput Mortum. It's also being published by Black Lantern Collective, a fairly new label focused specifically on horror games.
Look for the horror game to hit PC on September 15, or check out Fright Train on Steam to see more.
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If you’ve already cleared Resident Evil Requiem several times over, Fright Train may be the next game to consume you, particularly if you’re also a fan of Five Nights at Freddy’s.
Fright Train combines the third-person gunplay and inventory management of the former with the mascot-style characters of the latter, and wraps it all up in a roguelite structure aboard a doomed train crossing Antarctica.
GameSpot can exclusively reveal Fright Train’s release date: It’s coming to PC on September 15, and you can watch a trailer below if its mash-up of horror tastes intrigues you.
Fright Train stars an anthropomorphized dog/agent, the appropriately named Doug Barker, who will need to balance keeping the train cars clear of monsters with keeping the train itself running smoothly. It seems he’s having a ruff time.
It also features enemies with behaviors that “intertwine” and lived-in environments full of interactable objects, signaling how savvy players can take advantage of their situation to survive deeper and deeper in the roguelite structure.
The horror game comes from WildArt Games, an indie team that recently put out 2025 under-the-radar horror gem Caput Mortum. It’s also being published by Black Lantern Collective, a fairly new label focused specifically on horror games.
Look for the horror game to hit PC on September 15, or check out Fright Train on Steam to see more.
