DaRmaZat Developer Garage51 has announced CORDURA, a cooperative psychological horror game set in a distorted Victorian era. It is coming to PlayStation 5 and PC via Steam, though a release date has not yet been announced.
In the game, up to four players infiltrate corrupted mansions to recover the valuable “Roses of the Night” before time runs out — while the night itself begins to mimic teammates and turn communication into a source of paranoia.
CORDURA focuses on tension and mistrust rather than scripted jump scares. Each mission sends players into procedurally generated labyrinths that shift and grow more dangerous as the night deepens.
One player can guide the team from a Control Room with a map and lantern, while others explore the mansion to extract Ambrosia from the Roses of the Night. Light and noise can reveal safe paths but also attract hostile creatures, and as sanity fades the game’s Mimic system may replicate the voices and appearances of allies to deceive players.
With permadeath, evolving environments, and asymmetric cooperative roles, every incursion becomes a high-risk race to escape before the mansion seals shut.
