Zach Cregger's 2022 hit Barbarian is being turned into a horror game with help from New Regency and Diversion3 Entertainment.
The Big Picture Zach Cregger's hit film Barbarian is getting a video game adaptation that will expand on the world he created. In 2022, Whitest Kids U'Know star Zach Cregger burst onto the horror scene as a director with his hit film Barbarian. Just over a year after it released in theaters and captured audiences with its horrific Airbnb tale, a video game adaptation is in the works from New Regency Pictures and Diversion3 Entertainment according to Bloody Disgusting.
While actual details of the original plot are unknown, Diversion3 executive producer Tim Hesse teased the game's direct connection to the events and characters of Cregger's film. "We’re very excited to work with the team at New Regency to expand on the settings, characters, and creatures of Barbarian.
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