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[Trailer] Survival Horror Title ‘Wronged Us’ Announced For PC, Consoles
Remember that all-too-brief and cryptic teaser that was dropped last month for for Delusional Studio’s Wronged Us? Well, the team has now given out a little more info on the game, which is now slated to be in production for PC and consoles. They’ve also dropped a new gameplay trailer for the game, which according to the team, is comprised of different builds of the game.
In addition, Delusional Studio has updated their website to show off new screenshots from the game, which is said to be ” a cinematic story driven game set in a small town,” where the player faces off against psychological horrors, solving puzzles, and fighting monsters. You’ll also be interacting with various NPCs.
Originally announced to be released next year, the team has decided that “due to recent change in the game’s scope,” Wronged Us will be aiming for a 2023 release.
According to Delusional, Wronged Us will combine aspects of Dark Souls, Silent Hill and Resident Evil, creating an open-world game that combines settings, atmosphere and gameplay mechanics of all three titles.
With Powerhoof’s pulp adventure thriller The Drifter out now on the Nintendo Switch and Switch 2, the developer decided to drop a new accolades trailer to drive home just what fans on Steam have been enjoying for the past year. Available digitally for the Switch and Switch 2 via the eShop, there’s also a free upgrade pack for all players who may wish to move from the Switch to the Switch 2.
The Nintendo Switch 2 Edition of The Drifter supports up to 4K and 120fps, delivering extra crisp pixel art and improved frame rates for ultra-smooth parallax scrolling. Players can swap between twin-stick and traditional point-and-click controls with the Joy-Con 2 mouse sensor functionality.
And as mentioned, to coincide with the Switch/Switch 2 launch, Powerhoof has premiered a new accolades trailer, showcasing a selection of the awards and critical acclaim the game has garnered since its initial release.
Touted as a classic 2D point and click adventure “with the brake-lines cut”, The Drifter propels players breathlessly into a web of shadowy corporations, conspiracy, murder, and the thousand year obsession of a madman, as they help Mick Carter solve the mystery of his own homicide. Taking its cues from the modern revival of the adventure genre, The Drifter sports an engrossing and unpredictable story, while logical, down-to-earth investigative puzzles act as the sinew between razor-sharp narrative beats.