Lies of P - Soulslike Pinocchio Trailer and Release Date
Lies of P, a soulslike game that will enable us to take on the role of an unknown, deadly version of Pinocchio, appeared at SGF 2023. The title lived to see not only a trailer, but also a release date.
Summer Game Fest 2023 unveiled a new atmospheric gameplay trailer of Lies of P as well as its release date.
- The game will be released on September 19, 2023.
- The game will hit PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S.
- Lies of P will be available through Xbox/PC Game Pass.
- The discussed item can already be pre-ordered. On Steam it has been priced at $59.99in standard edition.
- Choosing the more expensive version Deluxe will be rewarded with, among other things, 3-day early access to the game.
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