BrokenLore: MIKI-CHAN Brings Japanese Horror to PS5, Xbox & PC
Serafini Productions has announced BrokenLore: MIKI-CHAN, a first-person psychological horror game coming to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and PC.
Ready for another dose of first-person psychological horror? Serafini Productions has just announced BrokenLore: MIKI-CHAN, and it's headed to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and PC.
That's the word straight from the studio, which is expanding its BrokenLore series with this new entry. If you've been following the franchise, you already know the vibe: tense, unsettling, and built around getting inside your head rather than just throwing jump scares at you.
MIKI-CHAN keeps the first-person perspective that defines the series, putting you right in the middle of the dread instead of watching it from a safe distance. Psychological horror lives or dies on immersion, and going first-person is usually the fastest way to make players feel like they can't just look away.
The announcement covers the big three platforms: PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and PC. That means no one's getting left out this time, whether you game on console or prefer to scare yourself silly on a desktop.
Details beyond the platforms are still thin, so we don't yet have a release date, gameplay footage, or story specifics to dig into. Serafini Productions is keeping its cards close for now, which is honestly pretty on-brand for a horror reveal.
What we do know is that the BrokenLore name is growing. Each new entry gives the series a fresh angle to explore, and MIKI-CHAN sounds like it's leaning into that tradition with its own distinct identity.
For now, the smart move is to keep your eyes on official channels for the first trailer and a launch window. Horror fans know the wait is always part of the fun.
What do you think? Are you ready to dive into another BrokenLore nightmare, or are you waiting for gameplay before you get excited?
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