Narrative-driven horror experience Gravewatch remains in development for PC, developer FearForge Studios confirmed, while shifting focus toward its second project, Project RAZE: Fall of Terra, a fast-paced sci-fi FPS targeting a 2026 release on PC.

In the latest development update, the studio confirmed that work on Gravewatch is continuing, albeit at a slower pace. The shift in momentum comes as development focus temporarily moves toward the newly announced project, with plans to return to full production on the horror title afterward. The developer emphasized that Gravewatch is not canceled and remains an important long-term project.
The horror experience centers on Daniel, a man driven to extreme measures to support his ill daughter, leading him into grave robbing and ultimately into a nightmarish scenario that spirals out of control. The game blends psychological tension with survival mechanics, offering no direct means of combat and instead forcing reliance on stealth and evasion. Its narrative unfolds through multiple perspectives, including Daniel’s partner Sara, while dynamic difficulty systems and unpredictable enemy behavior aim to keep each playthrough tense and varied.

Alongside this update, FearForge Studios emphasized that development focus shifts toward their other project, Project RAZE: Fall of Terra, a high-speed sci-fi FPS set to launch via Steam. Set in the distant future, the game places players in control of RZ-01, an advanced combat android tasked with defending humanity’s core world, Terra Supremis, from a large-scale robotic invasion. Combat is built around mobility and intensity, combining fast traversal with chaotic firefights across enemy warships and large-scale environments.
Progression systems in Project RAZE: Fall of Terra focus on long-term upgrades, customizable loadouts, and replayable missions, with additional incentives such as global leaderboards and unlockable rewards. Exploration also plays a role, with lore and hidden elements scattered across both human and enemy-controlled locations.
A demo for Project RAZE: Fall of Terra is planned in the near future, offering an early look at its high-octane gameplay, while further updates on Gravewatch are expected once development focus shifts back.
