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News Magic-Infused FPS Witchfire Returns Five Years After Its Debut

Life's a witch

Witchfire was first announced in December 2017 — from the developers who made The Vanishing of Ethan Carter, no less — and it's taken almost five whole years for us to get another decent look at it. The first-person shooter returned during Summer Game Fest Live, with a trailer that shows over a minute of gameplay. ...Okay, so...

• Thu 9th Jun 2022
• The Astronauts
• Witchfire
• Trailers

News Promising Dark Fantasy Shooter Witchfire Is Still a Ways Off

Developer update reveals release plans

Remember Witchfire? We've been wondering when on Earth this intriguing project will finally see the light of day, as it's always looked pretty promising. Well, in the seconds-long snippets of gameplay that have been shown, anyway. As it turns out, the guns-n'-magic FPS is still a long way out. In a lengthy...

• Thu 20th Jan 2022
• The Astronauts
• PS5
• PS4
• Witchfire

News More Witchfire Gameplay Posted Online, But It's Just 33 Seconds Long

We need more

Remember when Witchfire developer The Astronauts posted a grand total of 12 seconds of gameplay from its upcoming game online earlier this year? Well, the studio is back with another clip that's more than double the length! Check this out, 33 seconds of Witchfire gameplay. Phwoar! This second internal demo looks fairly similar to the...

• Thu 5th Dec 2019
• The Astronauts
• PS4
• Witchfire

News Short Witchfire Gameplay Clip Has Potential

Damage numbers!

Who remembers Witchfire? Announced all the way back at The Game Awards 2017, it has been a long time since we've seen anything from the game, suggesting that a release is still quite far away. However, to satisfy your appetite, developer The Astronauts has posted a short gameplay on its YouTube channel, 13 seconds short in fact,...

• Thu 11th Apr 2019
• The Astronauts
• PS4
• Witchfire

News The Next Game from Vanishing of Ethan Carter Devs Is... A First Person Shooter?

Witchfire announced at The Game Awards

With some apparent help from People Can Fly, developers of Bulletstorm and Painkiller, indie studio The Astronauts has gone from a walking sim to a dark fantasy first person shooter. Entitled Witchfire, the game appears to be a briskly-paced (and rather good-looking) FPS, featuring dimension shifting and plenty...

• Fri 8th Dec 2017
• The Game Awards 2017
• PS4
• The Astronauts
• Witchfire