Paulsen, Steven (1996). "Cowboys and Atmosfear". Bloodsongs. Australia: Bambada Press (7): 15. This time around the Cowboys teamed up with a British company called JW Spear and Sons.

McAsey, Jennifer (21 September 1991). "Nightmare makes a dream come true". Sunday Age. The advertising for Nightmare, which began on television and in cinemas last weekAtmosfear (previously known as Nightmare in certain regions) is an Australian [1] [2] horror video board game series released in 1991 by Phillip Tanner and Brett Clements. McAsey, Jennifer (21 September 1991). "Nightmare makes a dream come true". Sunday Age. Within 24 hours a marketing and distribution agreement had been signed. Thom, Greg (11 August 2004). "Far from being board – How DVD plays a new role". The Daily Telegraph. Sydney, Australia: News Limited. [Philip Tanner] has been working on Atmosfear since 1995.

Paulsen, Steven (1996). "Cowboys and Atmosfear". Bloodsongs. Australia: Bambada Press (7): 17. What the Cowboys have since discovered, of cause, is that many players actually enjoy being Soul Rangers, simply because they can go around and do a lot of damage. In fact the next Atmosfear video board game will feature these gruesome boys and will be titled The Soul Rangers. MacLean, Sheena (23 March 2006). "Digital growth needs strategy". The Australian. Australia: News Limited. p.39. Atmosfear ... has notched up 600,000 in worldwide sales since its release in 2004.Like pretty much everything, Atmosfear isn’t much fun if you don’t commit to it. To really enjoy yourself, you have to be able to embrace the silliness. Because no, it doesn’t really matter if you don’t answer the Gatekeeper promptly with the correct response; the game can’t punish you, because it has no way of knowing whether or not you said anything. If you roll the dice and don’t get the right number, there’s nothing to stop you rolling again, or just cheating and moving however you want to. But if you’re not going to get into the spirit of it, what’s the point in playing? A second DVD board game was released in 2006 titled Khufu the Mummy. [12] Unreleased Video Game [ edit ] The series was revived in 2004 with the release of The Gatekeeper, which included a DVD to replace the video cassette which, with the addition of a programmed 'randomizer', allows the creators to give a whole new game every time the DVD is played. A second DVD board game was released in 2006 entitled Khufu the Mummy, acting as a direct sequel.