Clive Barker's Hellraiser: Revival

Saber Interactive, Inc

PS5Standard Edition

1 player
Remote Play supported
PS5 and PS Portal cloud streaming supported only with Premium subscription
Accessibility features (17)
Accessibility Features
PS5 Version
Vibration function and trigger effect supported (DualSense wireless controller)

Blood and Gore, Intense Violence, Nudity, Strong Language, Strong Sexual Content, Use of Drugs

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1 player
Remote Play supported
PS5 and PS Portal cloud streaming supported only with Premium subscription
Accessibility features (17)
Accessibility Features
PS5 Version
Vibration function and trigger effect supported (DualSense wireless controller)

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laqwiqwi

Rated 10/11/2026

Standard Edition

Great in so many places but bad in others

The game itself is fantastic. I waited for this game since the announcement and it is perfect for horror fans and fans of the hellraiser movies and comics. It even reminded me of evil within at points, which is my favorite horror game. The main issue I had with this game that truly held me back from fully enjoying the game is just how horribly unbalanced it is. I played on easy so that I could just relax and enjoy the game as is, but still it felt like I was stressed out the whole time. There are WAY too many enemies, especially right before boss fights. It felt like the game just wants you to waste your bullets most of the time, this wouldn’t be so much of an issue if you weren’t so restricted to the amount of ammo you can carry at once because it all takes up four slots in your inventory. The hoards of enemies are ridiculous as well, sometimes it feels like they’re not gonna stop coming and every fight ended with me having to use my basic knife at some point. It could be limited because they are encouraging you to use the configuration but even the configuration has limited power that only builds when you hurt an enemy (and the easiest way to do that is by shooting them). Towards the end of the game, I was really just waiting for it to be over and so annoyed every time I heard an enemy coming. We are also given stealth kills to use, but their is never just one enemy in a room and using a stealth kill will always alert the other enemies. I did find a lot about it to love despite all of this, the labyrinth saved the entire game for me, it had perfect atmosphere and felt like it was made perfectly for the franchise. It’s confusing in a good way, puzzling in ways that don’t rob the enjoyment of the games. The genesis configuration, I found was great too, even with its limited power, it’s such a fun mechanic to use. The boss battle with Charlotte was honestly one of my favorite boss battles so far. It was challenging but once you figure out her patterns, it’s a good challenge that works well with the game itself. I did enjoy most of the game and it’s clear a lot of care went into it, it’s just the small balancing issues that is keeping it from its full potential.

themightykoosh

Rated 10/11/2026

Standard Edition

Homerun

Hellraiser and survival horror firing on all cylinders.

DonkeyBonkies

Rated 10/10/2026

Standard Edition

The PERFECT Horror Game

I've been waiting for Hellraiser Revival for a year! This is the way horror games are supposed to be made. It fully delivers on the Hellraiser franchise regarding the story and gameplay, with detailed lore snippets about leviathan, cenobites, and other topics throughout the game to collect. It utilizes a grid-based inventory and item crafting system similar to resident evil. The puzzles are also really fun and feel rewarding once completed. There's been no jump scares; as the game delivers thrills through suspense, body horror, and downright disturbing situations/imagery. The combat is surprisingly well rounded, utilizing breakable melee weapons which can be repaired and found throughout the environment; which feels how a struggle would in real life, slow and suspenseful. Additionally, various upgradable ranged weapons like the pistol and shotgun are obtainable, although ammunition is extremely scarce - which facilitates the player having to make decisions in order to survive and progress. One final note, ive been playing on the hard difficulty. There is easy, medium, hard, and then hellraiser which can only be selected at the start of the game. TLDR; It's a very horrifying game set in an amazing franchise with sick unique lore and atmosphere, with gameplay and vibes similar to the Condemned series.

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Accessibility Features

- Large Text
  Menu and heads-up display (HUD) text is presented in a larger font size to make it easier to read.
- Color Alternatives
  You don't need to rely on understanding color to play the game, or important colors can be changed to make them easier to tell apart.
- Volume Controls
  You can turn down and mute individual audio volumes.
- Mono Audio
  You can set the audio output to be the same from each speaker.
- Playable without Subtitles
  You can play without subtitles because the game does not include spoken dialog.
- Subtitles (Advanced)
  Spoken dialog in the game is fully subtitled.
- Large Subtitles
  Subtitles are presented using a larger font size to help make them easier to read.
- Adjustable Stick Sensitivity (Basic)
  Some stick sensitivity options are provided.
- Adjustable Stick Inversion (Basic)
  Some options to invert sticks are provided.
- Playable without Motion Controls
  You can play the game without needing to use motion controls.
- Playable without Touch Controls
  You can play the game without needing to use touch-based controls.
- Playable without Controller Vibration
  You can play the game without turning on controller vibration / haptic feedback.
- Playable without Adaptive Trigger Effect
  You can play the game without the adaptive resistance in the triggers turned on.
- Adjustable Difficulty (Basic)
  You can reduce the overall challenge of the game by choosing an alternative pre-set difficulty level.
- Tutorial Reminders
  You can review gameplay tutorial information at any time.
- Game Pausing
  You can pause the game at any time during gameplay or cinematics (offline play only).
- Manual Saving
  You can create manual save points that allow you to return to the game exactly where you left off.

Experience a new chapter in the legendary horror series like never before. Clive Barker’s Hellraiser: Revival takes first-person action horror survival to the next level.

Play the story of Aidan, who must use the power of a mysterious puzzle box – the Genesis Configuration – to help his girlfriend Sunny’s escape from the otherworldly hellscape of the Labyrinth.

Wield the powers of the box to survive your bargain with the infamous Pinhead and do battle with the horrific cult devoted to the Cenobites.

Platform:: PS5
Release:: 10/8/2026
Publisher:: Saber Interactive, Inc
Genres:: Horror
Voice:: English
Screen Languages:: English, French (France), German, Italian, Portuguese (Brazil), Russian, Spanish

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Clive Barker's Hellraiser: Revival

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