Released for PC less than a month ago, the scifi stealth action game ECHO will be out on PS4 starting October 11.

ECHO has been available for a couple of days now, but we were only able to start the adventure yesterday evening. As you'll see, the pace is rather slow, the game taking the time to introduce the player with all the different gameplay meachanics in what is a pretty long opening act. It explains why we had to prepare so many videos, which is something we rarely do for such titles, as we felt it was necessary to edit our footage as little as possible. You should then be able to enjoy the game's very peculiar atmosphere, but also note the several performance issues we have encountered so far. The game is indeed pretty demanding in ultra, even when running in 1080p with a GTX 1080. We even had to set the antialiasing to high instead of ultra, which didn't prevent a few drops and freezes from happening. The first video was encoded in 1080p but the game was running in 1440p, which was of course a lot worse. Let's hope those problems can be fixed because they are quite distracting and the game truly deserves some praises side from that from what we've seen.

Science fiction action-stealth game from indie sutdio Ultra Ultra will be out September 19th for PC and PS4 for ~$23. Jump inside for a new gameplay trailer of ECHO.

Announced back in May and greenlit on Steam a month after, the scifi adventure game ECHO from Ultra Ultra gets its first gameplay trailer. Initially set to release this Fall on PC, the game will now launch in Spring 2017 for PC and "unannounced consoles".

Indie game studio Ultra Ultra has revealed ECHO, a third-person scifi adventure game for PC powered by Unreal Engine 4 and coming this Fall. You take on the role of En who after a century in stasis will try to bring back life in the ancient place of the long gone eons civilization. Gameplay focuses on stealth and action. You can vote for it on Steam Greenlight.