The game takes the theme of wild nature, where players will be transformed into a flying squirrel, lovely and agile. During Sony's rec...
The game takes the theme of wild nature, where players will be transformed into a flying squirrel, lovely and agile.
During Sony's recent State of Play event, in addition to the disclosed AAA blockbuster Final Fantasy VII, there are not many new titles released. Most typical is Away: The Survival Series, a new game developed by Breaking Walls studio. The game takes the theme of wild nature, where players will be transformed into a flying squirrel, lovely and agile.
Breaking Walls developer described his new game inspired by documentary films about nature. The plot of Away: The Survival Series is quite simple, when a catastrophic storm sweeps over, the planet Earth is in danger of being destroyed and the player will transform into a flying squirrel with the mission, running away The danger is coming to find refuge.
The player can see a blue Earth seen from the universe, the natural landscape is so beautiful and peaceful when there is no human appearance. However, one day, the beautiful natural landscape was broken, pushing flying squirrels away from the danger of coming. To overcome these challenges, the player will control the flying squirrel with an extremely agile body and the ability to climb extremely easily and fly. At the same time, the flying squirrel is also much smaller and weaker than other creatures so players will have to use speed and strategy to overcome or completely defeat those enemies.
Game soundtracks are also great, at least what we hear in the trailer. Developers said Mike Raznick, an award-winning, award-winning composer, created music in Away: The Survival Series. This is good news for players to be immersed in the natural world of Away: The Survival Series, while enjoying the good music of the famous composer.
There is currently no information on the release date of Away: The Survival Series, however this game will be available on both PS4 and Steam platforms. Developer Breaking Walls said they spent three years developing Away: The Survival Series and news about the release date will soon appear.
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