Horror movie production firm Blumhouse launches a gaming division

No projects have been announced yet.

The new division is simply called Blumhouse Games, and it will be focused on “original, horror-themed games for console, PC, and mobile audiences,” the company says. Essentially, Blumhouse will be acting as a publisher of sorts, working with indie developers on projects with budgets “below $10 million.

The project sounds similar to Annapurna’s expansion into games, with Annapurna Interactive publishing hit indie titles like

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