Sombras: Negative Frames
‘Sombras: Negative Frames’ is a first person narrative game with a focus on photography and light horror elements. Follow Shiomi, a Japanese-Spanish photography student, as she is spirited away in a dark mirror of her 2000s Japanese town and must confront fragments of her own psyche.
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Dev: Maboroshi Artworks · Pub: Entalto Publishing
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Sombras: Negative Frames shares Nintendo Switch 2 release date, new trailer
Today, Entalto Publishing and Maboroshi Artworks confirmed the release date for Sombras: Negative Frames on Nintendo Switch 2. Look for it on December 3, 2026. Sombras: Negative Frames, a first-person light horror adventure game, was previously revealed in May. We knew it was planned for Q4, but...
Promising PlayStation 5 Adventure Game Gets 2026 Release Date
A promising new adventure game is headed to the PS5 in 2026. Developed by Maboroshi Artworks and published by Entalto, Sombras: Negative Frames is a narrative game with a photography mechanic used to explore various themes like youth, art, and family. Sombras: Negative Frames is a light horror...
SOMBRAS: negative frames launches December 3
SOMBRAS: negative frames, a first-person light horror adventure game with a focus on photography, will …
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SOMBRAS: negative frames is a first-person narrative game with light horror elements where you follow Shiomi, a Japanese-Spanish photography student who becomes trapped in a dark mirror version of her 2000s Japanese town. In SOMBRAS: negative frames you play as Shiomi Alterio, living with her...
Get spirited away to a weird, scary version of a Japanese town and take pictures of the oddities you find in SOMBRAS: negative frames
About a year and a half ago I bought a point and shoot 35mm film camera because I was getting a bit bored of taking photos on my phone in the name of capturing a memory, only to literally never look at them again. Film just has a magic to it, a magic that's difficult to capture in a game for...
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