Still Wakes the Deep is the New Game From Dear Esther Devs
Chinese Room, the studio that previously brought us, among others, the bestselling Dear Esther, has announced a new production. We are talking about Still Wakes the Deep, which lived to see an atmospheric trailer.
Chinese Room, a team known for, among other things, Dear Esther, officially announced its latest work - Still Wakes the Deep - and presented its atmospheric trailer. The title is scheduled to debut in early 2024; it will be available to Xbox/PC Game Pass subscribers from the day of its debut.
- Still Wakes the Deep will be an FPP horror.
- During the gameplay, we will play the role of an oil rig worker in the North Sea, who has to fight for survival during a severe storm, deprived of contact with the outside world.
- Things get complicated when an unknown threat appears on the platform.
- During the game, we will search for survivors and escape the danger by climbing or swimming through flooded corridors.
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