Multi-award-winning video games and interactive movie publisher & developer Wales Interactive is pleased to announce today that an abundance of first-person Challenge Modes will become available to console owners of the unnerving survival horror game, Maid of Sker.
The new modes showcase a brand-new set of game mechanics, with the introduction of first-person shooting amongst some new and familiar enemies from Sker Hotel — each buffed with their own unique powerful abilities.
Maid of Sker – Next-Gen Update & FPS Challenge Modes
The FPS Challenge Modes are available as a free update to Maid of Sker on May 26th, on PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S.
Here’s a breakdown of the new content and features available for Maid of Sker on consoles:
Game modes: The Long Night, Axe of Kindness, Nightmare at the Hotel, In Darkness
Enemies: Six enemies patrolling Sker Hotel, some new, some familiar, all with unique powerful abilities
Achievements: 10 new Achievements/Trophies added
Additional: Support added for PlayStation DualSense Controller
The Long Night- Escape the terror of Sker Hotel – An array of weapons at your disposal, featuring a felling axe, .357 Magnum, sawn-off double-barrelled shotgun, and a bolt-action infantry rifle – Lives are limited, you get three chances only
Axe of Kindness – Get up close and personal with your felling axe! – A life-saver, receive full health on respawn – Lives are limited, you get three chances only
Nightmare at the Hotel – A full array of weapons at your disposal – Enemies are much stronger and harder to take down – Take no chances, respawns are unavailable – An extreme challenge!
In Darkness – A full array of weapons, and a flashlight, at your disposal – Darkness prevails and health doesn’t restore – Lives are limited, you get three chances only
A slew of technical enhancements will also be available for Maid of Sker on PC and consoles; here’s a breakdown:
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