Dean Midas Launches Eve Valentine Horror Game for Charity

Dean Midas Launches Eve Valentine Horror Game for Charity

The Eve Valentine Horror Game is an immersive multimedia print-and-play experience, available in both a 1950s retro edition and a sleek modern version.

Ideal for dark, spooky nights, atmospheric game sessions and Halloween parties, the game will also support two major charities, with proceeds from every sale donated to good causes.

Award-winning horror director Dean Midas has officially announced the launch of the Eve Valentine Horror Game, arriving today (4th September) via popular digital platform Itch.io. In an ambitious dual release, Midas is launching two distinct editions—a 50s Version and a Modern Version—giving horror fans and party hosts two unique ways to step inside the eerie world of West Manor AKA The Manor House Hotel, West Auckland.

Designed for 4 to 9 players with a fast-paced 30–45 minute playtime, the game blends physical Print & Play cards, immersive character roleplay, and seamless multimedia features. Guests don’t just sit around a table—they dress up, stream curated audio backdrops via QR code, and unlock exclusive, chilling video encounters featuring Eve Valentine herself on screen.

In addition to bringing cinematic scares to a tabletop night, both releases are supporting two vital causes:

Eve Valentine Horror Game (50s Version): £2.50 from every sale will be donated directly to The Solan Connor Fawcett Family Cancer Trust in Spennymoor, supporting local individuals and families affected by cancer.

Eve Valentine Horror Game (Modern Version): £2.50 from every sale will go directly to The Sophie Lancaster Foundation, helping fund educational initiatives to stamp out prejudice, hatred, and intolerance.

“Whether you prefer a vintage 1950s retro vibe or a sleek, high-octane modern night of suspense, we wanted to deliver an unforgettable party horror experience while giving back,” says Dean Midas.

“By supporting two incredible charities close to our hearts, every download directly helps make a difference.”

Both the 50s Version and the Modern Version of the Eve Valentine Horror Game will be officially available for instant digital download starting today on Itch.io.

Designed to immerse players in suspense and horror, the game builds on the growing popularity of Eve Valentine, who has evolved from an on-screen presence into a regional cultural phenomenon.

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