When we talk about reliable game publishers, far from those that make headlines, one of them is Team17. In addition to bringing us successes such as Blasphemous 2 o Flirting, they also always leave room for advertisements for minor games but this can be surprising once you are in control. And today we bring you a new ad from this publisher that you should follow up on because apparently it could be very good. We are talking about Conscript
Developed by Catchweight Studiowe are faced with a survival horror set during World War I. The game is coming to PlayStation 5, Xbox SeriesPlayStation 4, Xbox OneChange, y PC via Steam, Epic Games Store and GOG in 2024. We still don’t have a more precise date. Of course, if you have a PCyou can try your demo of the next June 10.
The studio’s developer, Jordan Mochi, comments on his excitement about this announcement: “With CONSCRIPT, my goal was to immerse players in the grim reality of World War I while delivering the tense and gripping gameplay that survival horror fans know and love. I can’t wait to bring this experience to PC and console players later this year and I’m especially excited to see the game on tablets.
In terms of playability, You will play as a French soldier looking for his brother who disappeared in action during the Battle of Verdun.. You’ll have to explore twisted trenches, navigate overgrown forts, and cross no-man’s land to find him. But at the same time, you need to make sure your home remains intact.
We leave you with your main Features:
- Plan
- Experience a classic, methodical survival horror game in a unique historical setting: the Battle of Verdun.
- Highly replayable with multiple difficulty levels, multiple endings, unlockable costumes and additional weapons.
- I survivede
- Defend yourself against a variety of enemy soldiers and fighters with a variety of WWI melee weapons and firearms.
- Survive in an intense and poignant atmosphere, brought to life by a unique pixel art aesthetic and oppressive sound design.
- Explore
- Navigate complex level design that promotes item management and route planning, while solving complex environmental puzzles.
- Different thematic areas of the First World War that intertwine and overlap
