Publisher Way Down Deep and developers from the Galvanic Games studio presented the project Some Distant Memory (in Russian localization - "Vague memories") - a story-driven game about exploring the world. The release is scheduled for the end of 2019 in versions for PC (Windows and macOS) and the Switch console. Nintendo eShop does not yet have a matching page, and although it is not possible to pre-order. The cost of the project is declared at $ 12,99 (in our area on Steam, it will certainly be lower). Those interested can see the announcement trailer:
According to the plot, the end of the world happened 300 years ago, and the hope of people to rediscover their past has almost died out. Only a few human colonies have survived, where the survivors eke out an existence. There are not enough resources, and everything around is infected with microscopic algae - the so-called "red dust".
It's about a female professor who is searching for the city of Houston that has fallen underground with the help of ARORA, a powerful AI that can restore people's memories by analyzing the objects they left behind. She is also protected during a dangerous mission by Commander Ti. For several years in a row, the heroine examined district after district, but could not find even a hint of the Lost City. However, everything changed when she fell into a deep hole and discovered the ruins of an ancient house. This is where the research will begin: you have to discover more and more new memories of the people who once inhabited the room, find mysterious artifacts, clues and clues about what happened to people, learn the secrets of the family who died here.
Promised a fascinating and emotional story, revealed step by step, the absence of cruelty and violence, as well as excellent musical accompaniment. An exact launch date has yet to be announced.
Source: 3dnews.ru