awarded Undying their 2001 "Best Atmosphere" prize, and noted that the game is "soaked in suspense." Undying sold poorly with sales so low that announced plans for a multiplayer patch were abandoned. Console versions of the game were also cancelled, and EA and Brady Bell reportedly shelved the idea of a sequel. See also American McGee's Alice, another auteur-branded PC horror game by EA Games released around the same time References External links Clive Barker's Undying at clivebarker.com Clive Barker's Undying at PCGamingWiki 2001 video games Cancelled PlayStation 2 games Dark fantasy video games DreamWorks Interactive games Electronic Arts games Video games about siblings Fiction set in 1923 First-person shooters MacOS games Psychological horror games Unreal Engine games Video games about curses Video games about the paranormal Video games scored by Bill Brown Video games set in Ireland Video games set in the 1920s Windows games Works by Clive Barker Works set in country houses Video games developed in the United States Single-player video games