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Cronos: The New Dawn

Action

Horror

Survival

Shooter

Puzzle

Adventure

Cronos: The New Dawn is a pulse-pounding, third-person survival horror game that throws you into the heart of a deadly struggle against overwhelming foes, all while uncovering the mysteries of a twisted time travel story.

3.9

External Ratings

60 ratings
Release Date:

5 Sep, 2025

Last Updated:

21 Jun, 2026

About this game

Cronos: The New Dawn is a pulse-pounding, third-person survival horror game that throws you into the heart of a deadly struggle against overwhelming foes, all while uncovering the mysteries of a twisted time travel story.

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platform

Platforms:

PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch 2

release date

Release Date:

5 Sep, 2025

mode

Modes:

Single player

theme

Themes:

Action, Horror, Survival

genre

Genres:

Shooter, Puzzle, Adventure

perspective

Player Perspectives:

Third person

IGDB Rating

3.8 ;
IGDB User Rating

3.8

User Rating

IGDB User Rating Count

55

User Rating Count

IGDB User Rating

76%

Rating %

Critics Rating

3.9 ;
IGDB User Rating

3.9

Critics Rating

IGDB User Rating Count

60

Critics Rating Count

IGDB User Rating

78%

Critics Rating %

Main Developers

Bloober Team

Supporting Developers

-

Publishers

Bloober Team

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