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Developer Overview Trailer Shared for ‘The Crush House’ Reality TV Simulator

Set in a Malibu mansion which aims to " explode with more drama, tension, excitement, and romance than any one human can safely handle", Nerial and Devolver Digital are working to publish The Crush House on the PC later this year. A reality TV show simulator, you play as new producer hire Jae, as you work to keep viewers glued to the screen with all the drama, romance and tension that unfolds. But what makes this a... 'third-person shooter'? A new Developer Overview trailer aims to showcase just what this game is about.

May 11, 2024

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