During the 2023 Xbox Games Showcase event, Compulsion Games, the creators of cult indie titles We Happy Few and Contrast, unveiled their next big videogame project titled South of Midnight, set to ...

“South of Midnight” is an upcoming video game from Xbox that explores an alternate reality, magical version of the American Deep South through the epic journey of a Black teenage girl named Hazel.

Read an Xbox Wire post on the game below:. Compulsion likes to do things differently, and South of Midnight is a shining example of just how far they’ll take that philosophy. This hauntingly ...

Source: Xbox / Compulsion Games / South of Midnight The platforming element is straightforward, Hazel does have a double jump and can use her weaving magic to glide to cover great distances.

South of Midnight has long been one of Xbox's most intriguing games of 2025, and today, we got to learn exactly when we're going to be playing it. Image credit: Compulsion Games.

South of Midnight, Compulsion Games’ upcoming third-person action-adventure title is set to release on April 8, 2025. The game is also currently available for pre-order on Xbox and Steam.

South of Midnight is coming to PC and Xbox in 2025. The game was revealed almost exactly one year ago , at last year’s Xbox Showcase, so we were happy to see it return this year - and with a ...

Read new information on the game via Xbox Wire below:. The Story of South of Midnight. In our story trailer, protagonist Hazel and her mother are preparing for the impending hurricane.

Xbox’s latest video game “South of Midnight” is already getting rave reviews a month out from its release on April 3. If you’ve been wanting to play the game, you can save your $40 and ...

South of Midnight, made by Compulsion Games, creators of We Happy Few, have revealed a gameplay trailer at Xbox Games Showcase 2024. It shows off a small snippet of boss gameplay, as well as ...

After spending a day with South of Midnight, it’s clear that developer Compulsion Games' innovation streak (see: Contrast and Wee Happy Few) hasn’t slowed down one bit, and I went from mild ...