Team Jade, the studio behind the tactical FPS Delta Force, has revealed its next major project: Project Spectrum, a psychological horror PvEvP game that blends squad-based gunfights with terrifying monsters and sanity-based mechanics. The game was unveiled with a chilling trailer during Gamescom Opening Night Live 2025, giving fans a first look at its unsettling world.
From Delta Force to Project Spectrum
While Team Jade recently released Delta Force on consoles with full crossplay support, the studio hasn’t slowed down in building new experiences. Project Spectrum takes some familiar tactical shooter foundations and twists them into a horrifying new formula where players must face not only external threats but also the monsters lurking within themselves.
PvEvP Horror Gameplay With a Tactical Edge
At its core, Project Spectrum is a tactical shooter with PvEvP gameplay, placing squads of players in high-stakes battles where survival depends on strategy, firepower, and sanity.
Players can expect to:
-
Engage in classic FPS gunfights using rifles, shotguns, and Molotov cocktails.
-
Face off against other human players while surviving hordes of nightmare creatures.
-
Manage their own mental state, with the risk of succumbing to madness and transforming into a monster.
The addition of sanity as a mechanic raises the stakes, turning every encounter into a battle not just against enemies, but also against one’s own mind.
Monsters, Madness, and Replayability
The reveal trailer (watch here: Project Spectrum Trailer) highlighted several key features:
-
Nightmarish creatures that tower over human players, forcing squads to adapt quickly.
-
The ability to play as a monster in certain scenarios, switching the perspective to third-person for a completely different experience.
-
Dynamic environments, where familiar locations shift and change to keep matches unpredictable.
These elements ensure that no two matches feel the same, combining psychological horror with tactical FPS combat in a way that sets Project Spectrum apart from other multiplayer shooters.
A Creepy New Direction for Team Jade
Project Spectrum is still in early development, but the trailer alone has already captured attention. By combining the intensity of tactical shooters with the fear of psychological horror, Team Jade is carving out a unique space in the multiplayer horror genre.
As more details emerge about platforms, release windows, and expanded gameplay systems, fans of Delta Force and horror shooters alike will want to keep Project Spectrum on their radar.