Fort Solis: a 1st trailer for the survival horror with Troy Baker, when things go wrong on Mars
We therefore had to wait for the Summer Game Fest 2022 conference to discover the very first trailer for Fort Solis, a survival horror in which we will find Troy Baker who we no longer present. Besides, it is not the first time that we hear about the game, since himself and his sidekick Roger Clark (Arthur Morgan in Red Dead Redemption 2) teased the project last year. In accordance with the information that had leaked, the adventure will take place on Mars and will ask the player to embody the engineer Jack Leary.
Responding to a routine alarm, the latter will realize that there is no longer any human trace within the Fort Solis station. In fact, it is by beginning to understand why it was built that its occupants will point the tip of their noses, but not necessarily in the form expected a priori. From what we are told, the developers of Fallen Leaf have particularly taken care of the narration, knowing that exploration will also occupy an important place – the station will be divided into nine large areas. For example, we will have the choice between progressing in the game on the surface, or by going through the underground paths of the red planet.
Fort Solis is scheduled for release on PC at an unknown date. Note that on YouTube, the studio made it clear that other platforms may be confirmed in the future.
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