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Scorn Is Discounted On Release Day

Get a great deal on a Steam key for Scorn, the new game composed of nightmares and bio-organic architecture.

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Scorn launches today, October 14. It's a new first-person survival horror game that's exclusive to Xbox Series X|S and PC, and if you're interested in picking up the slice of unnerving horror for PC, you can get a great discount on Fanatical. With promo code FANATICAL667, you'll snag a Steam key for Scorn for just $33.59, down from its $40 retail price. You can also save big on the Deluxe edition by using the same promo code. This is the same preorder deal available earlier this week, and it continues to be available at the time of this writing.

Scorn features plenty of disturbing designs, bio-organic weaponry, and persistent threats that'll test your fight-or-flight responses. Developed by Ebb Software, you'll need to explore unsettling maze-like lands and experience true desolation in a realm that hides secrets, weapons, and items that can help you on your quest.

The Deluxe edition, which costs $10 more than the standard version, includes the official digital soundtrack of the game and a 192-page digital art book that includes exclusive artwork and research designs. The discount only applies to the PC version of the game, with the supplied code being redeemable on Steam.

After being first announced back in November 2014, Scorn officially releases on PC and Xbox Series X|S today, October 14. Xbox Game Pass subscribers can access the H.R. Geiger-inspired game on launch day through that subscription service, so there's no need to purchase a copy if you're a subscriber.

In Scorn, you'll play as a person who has become isolated in a world composed of living flesh and twisted steel engineering, with the gameplay being primarily focused on puzzle-solving and exploration in this visually disturbing environment. However, we found the game frustrating in our recently published Scorn review.

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