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Frictional Games Teases Next Project Again on Twitter
Frictional Games have added to the mystery as to just what their next game will be this morning with a series of Twitter posts. This goes along with the recent update to the next game’s website earlier this week.
The posts start with a recovered audio recording marked “Triple Crown”. From there, we get subsequent clips of two explorers in an underground cave finding a letter. From there, one explorer appears to disturb something in the cave, which then runs after the two. It’s your typical cliché “monster in the cave” thing.
The texts accompanying the Tweets, along with the videos, still doesn’t give us any more info on just what Frictional Games is planning, although if the theory about the website holds up, we might have our answer in September.
Box 7 Reel 2, Partial Success
Artefact 1/7/115, marked "Triple Crown". Video unrecoverable, Audio track fragment reconstructed, denoised. pic.twitter.com/DVESlWN6Hf
— Frictional Games (@frictionalgames) March 3, 2020
Video Games
‘SOMBRAS: negative frames’ Launches December 3; Physical PS5 Release Also Revealed [Trailer]
Developer Maboroshi Artworks and Entalto Publishing have nailed down a December 3 release for SOMBRAS: negative frames, which will launch for the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, the Nintendo Switch 2, and PC via Steam. Physical media fans will also be getting in on the fun, as the game will also be receiving a physical release with the Special Frame Edition.
The Special Frame Edition includes the game on disc, as well as a reversible cover, the game’s artbook, and a download code for the game’s soundtrack, wallpapers, and a digital version of the artbook.
SOMBRAS: negative frames follows Shiomi Alterio, a Japanese-Spanish photography student who lives with her father in a Japanese town after her parents’ recent divorce. One night, Shiomi is engulfed by a dark dimension made of familiar streets, hungry shadows, and a cast of girls that look just like her. Shiomi must navigate these shadow-drenched streets, using her camera to capture unusual sights, and develop film rolls to upgrade equipment.
Along the way, she can befriend alternate versions of herself, collect occult trinkets, and unlock the strange doors blocking your path forward. However, she must also confront her repressed terrors in an emotional exploration of identity, youth, and dysfunctional family systems.
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