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[Video] New ‘Quantum Error’ Gameplay Trailer Drips With Atmosphere And Action
It’s been a while since we’ve heard from TeamKill Media regarding their upcoming cosmic horror shooter Quantum Error. So what better way to update fans than to unveil a new four-minute gameplay trailer?
Unveiled at the Future Games Show Spring Showcase, the trailer sets the mood immediately as our protagonist Captain Jacob Thomas silently suits up before heading out into the barren region of the Hauser Station Recovery Outpost. While it feels like something you’d find in DOOM, as we’ve seen before in previous trailers, Quantum Error appears to be anything but DOOM.
That being said, we do get glimpses of the types of otherworldly creatures you’ll be facing, as well as some of the weapons at your disposal, including the ability to freeze your enemies using liquid nitrogen (?) and shatter them with your shotgun.
Quantum Error is currently in development for the Xbox Series, in addition to the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5.
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Get a Taste of the Action-Packed Terror in the Demo for FPS Shooter ‘BLIGHTEN’ [Trailer]
For those itching for some throwback first-person shooter action, Blight Software has just had a demo released for their upcoming FPS BLIGHTEN. The demo sees you and your squad selected to eliminate the last rebels in the eastern wastes, only to have your slaughtered, and you trapped in a decaying research facility. And you’re not alone.
You’ll explore every room of the facility for resources and weapons in an effort to stay alive. Luckily, you’ll have an extensive arsenal of various firearms at your disposal, from shotguns to assault rifles.
You’ll need them in order to take down the various blight-ridden mutated horrors throughout the mega structure. As one would expect, you’ll need to scrounge for parts and ammo, so make every shot count.
Similar to what players experienced in the early PlayStation classic Alien Trilogy, BLIGHTEN sports hand-drawn enemy sprites and animation in a 3D retro world, creating a unique and dynamic atmosphere while still scratching that throwback itch.
It’s all wrapped up in a dark narrative, where an unseen evil lurks in the shadows of the facility, shaping the horrors around you as you descend deeper into the facility. As you navigate this industrial nightmare, every Blightened creature slain is a grim reminder to what you’ve lost — and the things you’re fighting for.
Look for BLIGHTEN later this year on Steam.