Bye Sweet Carole Unleashed on PC and Consoles Worldwide

In an eagerly anticipated release, Bye Sweet Carole, the horror adventure game developed by Chris Darril in collaboration with Maximum Entertainment, Little Sewing Machine, and Meangrip Studios, is now available globally. Players can explore this chilling experience on PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, Xbox Series X/S, and PC via Steam.

Embark on a Haunting Quest

The game invites players into a captivating yet eerie world as they follow the story of Lana Benton, a brave young girl searching for her missing friend, Carole. Her quest leads her to the unsettling Bunny Hall orphanage, a location steeped in dark secrets and mysteries that unfold with every step Lana takes through its shadowy corridors. As she delves deeper, she finds herself caught in a realm where fairytales morph into nightmares.

Each moment in Bye Sweet Carole showcases the meticulous artistry of hand-drawn animation. The visuals are striking, bringing to life a memorable cast, including Lana’s devoted rabbit companion, Mr. Baesie, the ominous Velenia, the terrifying Mr. Kyn, and a host of grotesque tar bunnies lurking in the darkness. This intricate animation style creates a nostalgic yet chilling atmosphere, reminiscent of classic animated cinema infused with modern horror elements.

Physical Editions and Bonus Content

In addition to the digital launch, Bye Sweet Carole will also be available in physical format for PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch in the EMEA region and Australia, with a North American release set for October 21, 2023. The physical editions will feature a reversible cover showcasing alternate artwork, a digital soundtrack comprising 27 tracks, and a digital artbook that provides insight into the creation of this handcrafted horror experience.

This release marks a significant milestone for both the developers and fans of horror adventure games. As players immerse themselves in the world of Bye Sweet Carole, they are bound to experience a blend of nostalgia and terror that is sure to resonate long after the game is over.