Last year we were given early access to a wonderful documentary titled FPS: First Person Shooter. It explored the evolution of a genre once called DOOM clones that eventually evolved into easily one of the most popular styles of video games on the market.

Now the people behind FPS are working on a follow up, this time focused on horror games. Titled TerrorBytes: The Evolution of Horror Gaming, the 5-part series from writer/director Richard Moss and producer Daniel Richardson aims to celebrate over 40 years of spooky video games and the people who helped bring them to life.

A short list of confirmed developers set to appear in TerrorBytes includes:

• Sierra co-founders Ken and Roberta Williams
• Silent Hill composer Akira Yamaoka
• The Walking Dead: The Final Season writer Mary Kenney
• Clock Tower director Hifumi Kouno
• Alone in the Dark writer/designer Hubert Chardot
• Dead By Daylight leads Mathieu Coté and Dave Richard
• id Software co-founder John Romero
• Frictional Games co-founder Thomas Grip
• Slay the Princess creators Abby and Tony Howard

Announce recently via the docuseries’ social media are three new interviewees: Denis Dyack (Eternal Darkness: Sanity’s Requeim; Sam Barlow (Silent Hill: Origins/Silent Hill: Shattered Memories and Yoshiro Kimura (Shadows of the Damned).

A complete list of confirmed developers, along with future updates for TerrorBytes can be found at the docuseries’ official website linked below. Presently, a pre-sale campaign is underway that will run into March 3rd. From a press release, here’s what early adopters can gain access to:

Supporters of the pre-sales campaign will receive much more than just the finished five
hour-long episodes. The campaign includes an assortment of exclusive limited-run collectable
merchandise, including a blood-red Blu-Ray case, and TerrorBytes-emblazoned posters and
t-shirts. Every supporter also gains access to a unique and exclusive year-long interactive
experience that will feature more than 15 hours of online live events such as topic-based
discussion panels with special guests, producer Q&As, developer livestreams, and more.

To learn more about TerrorBytes, including how to support it, visit their official website HERE.