All In Games has partnered with developer The Farm 51 to bring their upcoming title Chernobylite on current and next-gen consoles next year in 2021. The game is already available in Early Access on Steam but is still in development.
With the new partnership, the game will now utilize more distribution channels, and will be localized in more languages. Check out the trailer below:
Play as a physicist, one of the Chernobyl Power Plant’s ex-employees, and investigate the mysterious disappearance of your beloved. Try to survive and reveal the contamination zone’s twisted secrets. Remember, the military presence is not your only concern.
Get ready for a thrilling adventure of survival, conspiracy, horror, love, and obsession. One that will prove to you that it’s not about how you face your fears, it’s about how you survive them.
The game is a science-fiction RPG survival horror experience from the creators of the critically acclaimed Get Even. The game mixes free exploration of its horror world with challenging combat, crafting, and non-linear storytelling
CEO of All in Games, Piotr Żygadło had this to say,
We’re thrilled that just a week after the successful premiere of Ghostrunner we can announce other important news. We believe that Chernobylite will be just as popular as our cyberpunk title and will meet the expectations of players all around the world. Usually we don’t engage in projects without ownership of the IP, but the quality of The Farm 51’s production and its potential convinced us to make an exception
Key features of the game:
- Explore a beautiful and horrifyingly accurate 3D-scanned recreation of the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone.
- Immerse yourself in a thrilling, non-linear science-fiction horror story.
- Collaborate or compete with other stalkers in the Zone. But whatever you do, never fully trust them. Remember, everybody has a hidden agenda.
- Face and survive natural and supernatural threats.
- Fight against savage creatures that are invading from an alternate reality.
- Investigate and collect data with a set of sophisticated environmental and substance-analyzing tools.
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