Cronos: The New Dawn (PS5) Review
Bloober Team’s story has always been about chasing horror that lingers under your skin. From the psychedelic unease of Layers of Fear to the heavy grief of The Medium, the Polish studio has spent years carving out its place in the genre — sometimes stumbling under ambition, sometimes nailing atmosphere in ways few others can. They’ve been called inconsistent, experimental, even frustrating, but never boring. And in a strange way, that restless push feels like it’s led directly here. Cronos: The New Dawn isn’t just another swing; it feels like everything Bloober has been reaching for since the beginning. It’s bleak, it’s brutal, and it leans into survival horror with confidence.
There are games that want you to feel powerful, and then there are games like Cronos: The New Dawn. It doesn’t just strip away power. It reminds you of how fragile you are with every second you spend in its world.

The setup is straightforward. You play as a Traveler, an operative working for the... Read more


