Dev of Silent Hill-inspired survival horror game floored to see it pop off on Steam, with reviews coming roughly 300x faster than their last title: "Absolutely insane"

Nathan Hamley, the solo developer behind the new Silent Hill-inspired "tech noir" survival horror game Hollowbody, is elated to see Steam reviews coming in about 300 times faster than their previous game.

After more than three years in development, Hollowbody released last week on Steam, and just a few days later, it's racked up more than 400 reviews. That might not seem like a massive number in the context of much bigger releases, but it's a massive jump for Hamley's studio, Headware Games. The studio's most recent release before Hollowbody, the bite-sized psychological horror game Chasing Static, took three years to get to 395 and still doesn't have as many reviews as Hollowbody.

"Hollowbody has hit 407 REVIEWS!!!!!!?!? That is absolutely INSANE, thank you thank you ty!!!" Hamley said.

Hollowbody has hit 407 REVIEWS!!!!!!?!?