Sanguine

Sanguine

Ryan Berg · 2025 · Survival Horror, Indie, Inventory Management, Singleplayer, Third-Person Shooter

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About Sanguine

Welcome to Sanguine, a survival horror experience that revives the terrifying spirit of the late 90s. Step into the ruined town of Craven Oaks, where something inhuman has been unleashed. To survive, you must scavenge, fight, solve puzzles, and piece together the fragments of your past before the Bloods consume everything.

Gameplay Overview:

  • Classic PSX Survival Horror – Fixed camera angles, tank controls, and authentic low-poly visuals deliver an unsettling retro experience.
  • Dual Gameplay Modes – Play your way with both Classic (fixed camera angles) and Modern (third-person, over-the-shoulder) perspectives, each offering a distinct survival experience.
  • Two Interwoven Campaigns – Experience the nightmare from different perspectives in two playable campaigns, each with unique stories that unfold across the same haunting events.
  • Survivor Stories Mode – Tackle a replayable Arcade challenge featuring strict time limits, randomized layouts, shifting objectives, and character-specific loadouts, all built for fast-paced survival.
  • Resource Management – Every bullet counts. Scavenge, craft, and manage your inventory to endure the nightmare.
  • Weapon Variety – From knives to shotguns, discover and upgrade weapons to fight back against the enemy.
  • Rich Story & Puzzles – Unravel a mystery woven through intricate puzzles, environmental storytelling, and chilling encounters.
  • Immersive Atmosphere – Dynamic lighting, ambient effects, and a haunting soundscape heighten tension at every turn.
  • Original Music & Cutscenes – Cinematic sequences and a unique soundtrack draw you deeper into the horror.
  • Found Footage Discovery – Collect live-action VHS tapes, filmed in real life and spliced into the game, to uncover hidden truths.
  • Steam Achievements – Test your skills and uncover secrets as you progress.

Story & Characters:

You play as Kris, a survivor pulled from the wreckage of a car crash with no memory of who she is. Stranded in Craven Oaks, she discovers a community torn apart by a nightmare born from AlTran Corporation’s shadowy experiments.
  • Kris: Strong-willed yet vulnerable, her amnesia makes every step a battle between survival and self-discovery.
  • The Bloods: Hive-minded parasites that seize human hosts, twisting them into relentless, monstrous forms.
  • AlTran Corporation: Led by the enigmatic Dr. Gabriel Altran, the company’s grip on Craven Oaks hides dark secrets buried beneath its pursuit of innovation.
As Kris navigates the town, she’ll encounter other survivors—some allies, some threats. Each choice and alliance could mean the difference between survival and assimilation.The town itself becomes an enemy: from the quiet diner where it all begins, to abandoned streets, sewer tunnels, and the looming AlTran headquarters, every corner hides danger and revelation.

Why Sanguine?

Sanguine isn’t just a clear love letter to the 90's classics—it’s a modern reimagining. By blending retro aesthetics, atmospheric design, live-action VHS tapes, and branching story choices, the game offers a nostalgic yet fresh horror experience built for fans of true survival horror.Wishlist now, survive later—if you can.

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended Nov 8, 2025
A great throwback to classic survival horror, would easily recommend!
5 found this helpful
Recommended Jun 7, 2026
Has a very Resident evil meets carnival massacre vibe to it ! The tape tracks I collected in the game had excellent songs on them that I've heard so far. Inventory crisis always. ^^
3 found this helpful
Recommended Nov 21, 2025
Highly recommend if you like or appreciate classic resident evil! The game keeps all of the nostalgia that made the classic games special while adding it's own unique twist to the formula to keep it fresh! I can't wait for the full release.
3 found this helpful
Recommended May 1, 2026
The game is enjoyable and scratches that PS1 survival-horror itch. The animations still need work and combat can sometimes be a bit clunky, but this is still early access. Each successive location feels better as you progress through the game. The two highlights for me are the music (not many tracks yet, but there are some real good ones), and the exploration. Lots of rewards to exploring around with lots of trecking back to an item box to offload and swap weapons to use the different ammo types. You can just juke around enemies and get through the game without much difficulty, but you can also explore around and find just enough loot to make it worth it. The amount of items is pretty balanced - I never felt like I had too much ammo, and when I ran really low I tended to find a bit more up ahead. Just enough save disks (ribbons) to that I could save every 20-30 minutes or so. Overall a recommend from me if you like ps1 style survival horror games. There's a ton to polish still, but I enjoyed the game a bunch and looked forward to playing it each time. I'll give it a replay on the other camera mode once act 3 releases.
2 found this helpful
Recommended Nov 20, 2025
This is awesome and has the makings of a truly great Indie Survival Horror game. I love the atmosphere and the character and enemy designs! The tank controls are smooth and feel pretty responsive and I love the way the camera pans to show certain important items and areas! But there are a few things I think would help make it better that could use some improvements while in Early Access -1 Allow us to actually leave the areas where Kris says "I need to take care of these things first..." It kinda goes against the nature of Survival Horror when we are forced into combat sections where we could otherwise leave. The Gas Station being my biggest gripe as it just feels like a waste of ammo having to kill the 4 enemies that emerge, especially since there's quite literally nothing physically stopping the character from unlocking the locked door back to the street, I think it would be a lot better if we could just use the door and deal with the enemies at our own discretion -2 The inclusion of a quickturn would greatly improve movement and over all QoL but the developer already said they're working on it so when it gets implemented and is working, it'll improve the over all experience. …
2 found this helpful
Recommended Apr 28, 2026
Good game
1 found this helpful

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