Acclaimed horror director Dean Midas is officially expanding his cinematic universe from the screen to the living room this autumn.
Following the massive success of his iconic antagonist, Eve Valentine, Midas has announced the upcoming release of a brand new game, scheduled to launch in early September.
Designed to be played at home, the game offers a unique experience that brings the suspense and intrigue of the Midas-Verse directly to players.
Eve Valentine has captured the public’s imagination over the past few years, growing from a formidable on-screen presence into a regional cultural phenomenon. Her massive popularity has already inspired The Eve Suite, a dedicated, themed room at the prestigious Manor House Hotel & Spa in West Auckland.
Furthermore, the immense demand for all things Eve was proven when the Eve Valentine Masquerade Ball, hosted at the same venue in February, completely sold out.
Now, fans and horror enthusiasts alike can bring that thrill home. Midas will be releasing two distinct, downloadable versions of the game: a nostalgic 1950s version and a Modern version.
True to his roots of supporting the community, Midas has pledged that each purchase will directly benefit vital charitable causes. For every copy sold, a £2.50 donation will be made to charity:
The 1950s Version: Proceeds go to The Solan Connor Fawcett Cancer Trust in Spennymoor, which provides help and support to individuals and families touched by cancer.
The Modern Version: Proceeds go to The Sophie Lancaster Foundation, an organisation dedicated to stamping out prejudice and hatred by creating a lasting legacy for Sophie.
Dean Midas said, ”The support for Eve Valentine over the last few years has been absolutely mind-blowing. To see her go from a character in my films to having her own hotel suite and a sold-out Masquerade Ball is incredible. I wanted to create something fun and spooky that friends can play together at home, while also giving back to two charities that are incredibly close to my heart.”
The Eve Valentine Game is set for release on Friday September 4.
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