Giant Games has announced that pre-registration for its upcoming co-op party horror title, 'Supernatural Ops Team', kicks off on the 30th. While playing solo might leave you trembling in your boots, the developer claims it transforms into a riotous party game once you bring your friends along. As a fresh recruit, you’ll join a squad of up to four, diving into ancient ruins with one simple, albeit difficult, goal: get out alive.

The studio is banking on a 'full random system' to keep things spicy. We're talking map layouts, treasure spawns, monster placements, and even the weather patterns—all shifting every time you jump in. It’s a design choice that ensures no two runs feel identical, making your typical 'optimal strategy' essentially useless. With deadly traps and horrors lurking in every corner, one dodgy decision is all it takes to end your expedition prematurely.

The monsters here, ranging from ghost brides to creepy marionettes, are pulled straight from Eastern urban legends, and they aren't just there to look scary. They demand genuine psychological warfare and tight coordination. By splitting roles into exploration, combat, and support, the game forces you to rely on your team. Whether you’re clearing the path, offering backline support, or guarding the loot, it’s all about that strategic synergy. It’s in those chaotic, tension-filled chase sequences where the game hopes to strike that balance between genuine terror and absolute hilarity.

Giant Games is offering various rewards for those who pre-register. You’ll be able to snag in-game currency and items as specific milestones are hit. They’ve also included a 'card draw' mini-game, letting you open boxes to collect item cards—a neat way to get a taste of the game's looting loop before the official launch.

A spokesperson for Giant Games noted, "'Supernatural Ops Team' bridges the gap between the tension of a proper horror game and the lighthearted fun of a party title. We’re eager for players to dive into the pre-registration and get a feel for this unique co-op experience."