Iceberg Interactive - the publisher from the Netherlands finally gave information on its latest title - Transient. It is the first-person adventure game that has the settings of a post-apocalyptic future. In this game, cyberpunk will face up with Lovecraftian horror.
Will you be able to tackle with the horrifying truths laying behind your world or will your brain collapse? Let's dip in to find out!
You can watch the latest teaser trailer here:
Iceberg Interactive is a popular publisher, widely known for some of its excellent video games such as Endless Space or Killing Floor.
With Transient, the studio Iceberg Interactive has decided to join hands with Stormling Studios to provide a deeply horrific world. In fact, Stormling Studios has already gained some reputation after the success of Conarium and Darkness Within. Thanks to the Lovecraftian talents, the two studios will be the greatest fit to make Transient the perfect combination between Lovecraft and cyberpunk.
In Transient, Domed City Providence - an extant citadel is the only thing for human kinds left after an apocalypse. In this place, humans can hide from the fatality of the extreme environment outside.
You will control Randolf Carter - a member of a group of hacker-for-hire called ODIN. He unintentionally finds out a truth leading him to wonder about his own existence. While exploring the hidden secrets in this mysterious world, remember to keep your sanity.
In order to reveal the truth behind all Transient's events, you have to traverse between the virtually generated world and the real one.
The trailer starts with the Lovecraftian nightmare, together with the limbs of robots hanging from the room’s ceiling. In the room, you can also see a living man connected with a machine.
Then there will be a skeletal priest wearing the ritual costume. He’s dead, actually, and many butterflies will dance around this guy.
After that, Randolf wakes up, experiencing the world from the side of human. He calmly looks up from a mentioned machine, and suddenly, from his back, wings finally split out.
What a way to end a trailer, leaving us with nothing but full of confusions and questions!
Transient is planned to release for PlayStation 4, PC, and Xbox in next year. So don’t forget to check it out.
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