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The Royal Hallamshire is a standalone teaser to the upcoming psychological horror Beyond Hanwell.
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Review score: 86% on 2026-11-01 → 86% today (179 reviews)
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Added C++ dependencies redistributable alongside the exe to workaround the C++ issue on Steam Deck. You will be prompted to install the required dependencies when you try to launch the game on Steam Deck. Annoyingly, this will happen everytime you launch, you …
Fixed a bug that would prevent picking up weapons when switch weapon was pressed but no weapons were available to switch. Fixed a bug that would prevent a certain type of Anomaly from taking damage.
Fixed an issue that would prevent players from interacting after using the inventory. Cleaned up chained dependencies to improve memory usage.
Added support for AMD's FidelityFX Super Resolution and Frame Generation! It should be considered experimental at this stage but seems to be working great when testing. Please let me know if you experience any issues.
This will be the final update to Beyond Hanwell: The Royal Hallamshire. I wanted to bring the teaser in line with the full games current state for the Early Access launch next month. This should provide a good benchmark to test the game on your hardware and be…
Just a small patch based off feedback from the demo. When interacting with something that requires something stored in the inventory, it will automatically be used with no need to enter the inventory. The unneccessary nanny prompts have been removed.
Works, but may need extra effort. Results from Valve's own testing.