World of Horror Receives Free 'As Below so Above' Update on PC
Developer Panstasz has released a major free update for World of Horror, bringing the game to version 1.2 ahead of Halloween 2026. The patch introduces Scenario Mode, two new old gods including Ikt-Yosis, and playable characters Satoshi and Kiriko. It also expands Steam Workshop support and increases the game's size by approximately 20%. While available now on PC, release dates for Switch, PS4, and PS5 remain unannounced.
Gematsu reported on October 30, 2026 that the As Below so Above update is now available for PC, with launches planned for PS4 and Switch in 2027.
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Original headline at Siliconera: “World of Horror Gets As Below so Above Free Update Ahead of Halloween”
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- Release date
- Halloween 2026
- Platform
- PC
- Developer
- Panstasz
- Price
- Free
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