"Layers of Fear" is an upcoming first-person psychedelic horror game, and on launch day, it will be available with native support for Apple Silicon Mac computers."Layers of Fear"The new version
"Layers of Fear" is an upcoming first-person psychedelic horror game, and on launch day, it will be available with native support for Apple Silicon Mac computers.
"Layers of Fear"
The new version of the game is being remade in Unreal Engine 5, a game development engine created by Epic Games. It was initially released in 2016.

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