Madmind's First-Person Survival Horror SUCCUBUS Has Received Official Customization Trailer
Mechanic: Bartosz Sobczak
Category: Succubus

Polish video game developer and publisher Madmind Studio has released a brand-new trailer for Succubus, the long-awaited Agony spin-off with countless unique ways to personalize your main character — a lustful monster named Vydija. Yes, you will be able to make a vengeful beast from Hell your very own.
According to the Polish video game developer, Succubus will allow you to customize the appearance of the titular hero — including her devilish facial features and complexion — and her armour, which will reportedly affect Vydija's special powers (yes, you will also be able to go full-on naturist). That's not all, as players will even have a chance to change the lighting and various weather conditions to suit their mood.
Although Madmind Studio has not announced anything official regarding a potential photo mode, the fact that Succubus is a first-person adventure — which means that you won't be seeing Vydija's face much — suggests that the upcoming horror will give you an opportunity to freely channel your inner paparazzo and take countless pictures of yourself (while playing as a gruesome, bloodthirsty demoness).
Succubus hasn't even made its debut yet — it will arrive on PC at some point between the beginning of April and end of September — but Madmind has already announced that they are producing three more games: Agony Unrated VR — which is being developed by Gdynia-based Ignibit — a psychological thriller Paranoid, and also an incredibly twisted and sickening Saw-inspired experience titled Tormentor.
To learn a bit more about all the customization options in Succubus, take a closer look at this all-new trailer:
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Bartosz Sobczak - Owner, Editor-in-Chief

Lawyer by day, video game reporter by night. Long-time fan of the Mass Effect, Age of Empires, Prince of Persia, BioShock — especially the second one — and Splinter Cell series (who still believes that the best is yet to come). Tries his hardest to shine a new light on the Polish game-development scene. Gameplay Mechanix is his biggest passion project to date. Often listens to old episodes of The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson while writing. Privately a cat person.
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