Deliver Us Mars is entering the fast-filling interstellar adventure genre [Destructoid]
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Get your ass to Mars…
Publisher Frontier Factory and developer KeokeN Interactive have offered up a new trailer for the atmospheric space adventure Deliver Us Mars, which is currently in development for PC and console platforms ahead of its September release date.
Set on The Red Planet itself, Deliver Us Mars follows a young explorer and her robotic drone pal as the duo embark upon a mission to locate and recover a selection of ARK colony ships from the sinister force, The Outward. KeokeN promises “a suspense-filled, emotion-fuelled narrative alongside music from award-winning composer Sander Van Zanten, state-of-the-art motion capture, stunning graphics and real-time ray-traced shadows and reflections, powered by Unreal Engine.”
Already this summer has been jam-packed with space adventures, but it seems that Deliver Us Mars might be dialing back a little on the horror, focusing more on its exploration, adaptation, and deep adventure — not that it won’t feature its own fair share of outer space peril, of course. It’s not looking too bad at all, as you can see for yourself in the new trailer below.
Deliver Us Mars launches September 27 on PlayStation, PC, and Xbox platforms.
The post Deliver Us Mars is entering the fast-filling interstellar adventure genre appeared first on Destructoid.
Publisher Frontier Factory and developer KeokeN Interactive have offered up a new trailer for the atmospheric space adventure Deliver Us Mars, which is currently in development for PC and console platforms ahead of its September release date.
Set on The Red Planet itself, Deliver Us Mars follows a young explorer and her robotic drone pal as the duo embark upon a mission to locate and recover a selection of ARK colony ships from the sinister force, The Outward. KeokeN promises “a suspense-filled, emotion-fuelled narrative alongside music from award-winning composer Sander Van Zanten, state-of-the-art motion capture, stunning graphics and real-time ray-traced shadows and reflections, powered by Unreal Engine.”
Already this summer has been jam-packed with space adventures, but it seems that Deliver Us Mars might be dialing back a little on the horror, focusing more on its exploration, adaptation, and deep adventure — not that it won’t feature its own fair share of outer space peril, of course. It’s not looking too bad at all, as you can see for yourself in the new trailer below.
Deliver Us Mars launches September 27 on PlayStation, PC, and Xbox platforms.
The post Deliver Us Mars is entering the fast-filling interstellar adventure genre appeared first on Destructoid.
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