No Code, the developers behind Stories Untold unveiled their upcoming mystery scifi thriller for PC and PS4. Coming in Spring 2019, the title deals with the disappearance of the crew of the Observation space station and what happened to Dr. Emma Fisher. The story unravels through S.A.M., a player-controlled A.I. that can operate different systems of the station to help Emma and discover the events. Trailer and screens inside.
Observation takes players on a suspenseful journey to the outer reaches of space to uncover what exactly happened to astronaut Dr. Emma Fisher and the crew of the space station Observation. The captivating narrative unfolds through the lens of the station’s artificial intelligence S.A.M. Players assume the role of S.A.M. by operating the station’s control systems, cameras, and tools to assist Emma in discovering what is happening to the station and the vanished crew.
Developed by veterans from studios Rockstar North, Rocksteady, Creative Assembly, CCP and IO Interactive, Observation has been crafted with precision to bring fans a groundbreaking narrative with stunning visual fidelity.
“Let’s get real, we’re five to ten years away from the machines taking over,” said Devolver Digital CFO Fork Parker. “Observation is just going to give a taste of what it will be like to converge their minds with that of a CPU before it all happens suddenly for real.”
Observation is set to release on PlayStation 4 and PC next spring but ambitious young AIs can follow development at observationgame.com and @_NoCode on Twitter.
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I haven't played Stories Untold yet, but it's on my list and if Observation's potential quality is anything to go by, I will definitely check it out soon. Observation actually made me wish it was already out, which is rare for me with this type of genre.
2nd quarter 2019 is a long ways off, but plenty of great games between now and then to occupy the time, so I'm just gonna put it on my Wishlist and forget about it till it's out. A tactic that works wonders when waiting for anything.