Game Review: Killer Frequency (Xbox Series X)
From developer and publisher Team17 comes Killer Frequency, a first-person horror game that takes the form of a story-driven murder mystery walking simulator with puzzle aspects.
From developer and publisher Team17 comes Killer Frequency, a first-person horror game that takes the form of a story-driven murder mystery walking simulator with puzzle aspects.
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