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Post Trauma and the Shadow of Oblivion
In a twist of fate, last week saw the release of Post Trauma, a puzzle-horror game from Swedish publisher Raw Fury, designed in homage to the iconic survival horror games of the PS1 and PS2 era. Unfortunately, this release coincided with Bethesda’s surprise launch of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered on April 22nd. With more than 4 million players diving into the remastered world of Oblivion, Post Trauma struggled to capture the spotlight it rightly deserved.
Raw Fury’s Creative Comeback
In response to this challenging situation, Raw Fury has ingeniously turned the tables with a humorous strategy, announcing the “re-release” of Post Trauma on June 23rd. Notably, the game will remain available for purchase until this date, ensuring continuous accessibility for fans and new players alike.
The quirky new version is humorously titled Post Trauma: The Re-Release Except We’re Not Un-Releasing It First, and It’s Pretty Much the Same. This playful approach underscores Raw Fury’s ability to handle an unfortunate release clash with charm and wit.
The Plan Behind the Re-Release
Raw Fury explained, “Due to unforeseen circumstances, we will be re-releasing Post Trauma in about 8.5 weeks. This is a completely random number.” Yet, a clever twist reveals that the 8.5 weeks were tactically chosen after a humorous video depicted a character researching the completion time for Oblivion Remastered. This timing gives players the chance to enjoy both games fully.
Mark your calendars for June 23rd, as this re-release promises exciting activities such as raffles, live streams, and celebrations. Raw Fury adds, “Make sure you’re there… after you’ve finished playing Oblivion.”
A Bright Future for Post Trauma
Raw Fury’s innovative approach to crisis management not only showcases their marketing agility but also adds a fresh layer of excitement to the gaming community. With this re-release, there’s hope that Post Trauma will receive the attention it merits. Kudos to Raw Fury for their creativity and resilience. We wish them success and anticipation that this re-emergence will be a turning point for Post Trauma.
