Screenshots from Daylight show why you should be afraid of the dark

By Ryan Fleming February 23, 2014

For more check out our full Daylight review.

Atlus and Zombie Studios have just announced the release date to their survival horror title, Daylight. It will be released on PC and PlayStation 4 on April 8, 2014, so mark your calendars and don’t bother buying any new lightbulbs, as this game is best played alone in the dark.

The game pits you against all manner of horrible thing that wants you dead, but there’s a twist. Unlike most survival horror titles, you have no weapons. The only thing you have with you is a cell phone to provide you with a modicum of light. Beyond that, you’re on your own.

Check out these recently released screenshot, and look for the digital download in April.

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