
Following the teenager drama of Life Is Strange and the bloodsucking drama of Vampyr, Dontnod Entertainment are subsequent making use of their spooky sensibilities to a story of a journalist returning to his dwelling city. Publishers Bandai Namco as we speak introduced Twin Mirror, the Dontnod recreation they teased final yr however had stored secret. Turns out, it’s a “psychological thriller” story ’em up involving amnesia, investigation, and presumably a bar brawl with a ghost? Watch the announcement trailer under.
That there’s Sam, an investigative journalist who returns to Basswood, West Virginia for an outdated pal’s funeral, solely to get up one morning with a bloody shirt and no recollections of final evening. That sounds commonplace for a number of funeral funerals I’ve attended, however I suppose Sam is nervous he’s a nut–loopy within the coconut–so he tries to seek out out what occurred.
Bandai Namco says that we’ll get to “dive into Sam’s painful memories to personally and uniquely shape the investigation through a series of gut-wrenchingly impactful choices, each bringing the player one step closer to discovering both the truth, and their place in the world.”
Mate, truthfully, don’t sweat it – somebody on the subsequent funeral will remind you of what occurred that evening, and by you then’ll each discover it fairly humorous. Life actually is unusual.
Twin Mirror is due out by way of Steam a while in 2019. For now, here’s its website.
Dontnod are additionally engaged on a mysterious new Life Is Strange game, after one other studio dealt with the prequel sequence Before The Storm. They have a number of groups, clearly. We’ve not heard from that since ooh E3 2017 or thereabouts, so I’m anticipating extra throughout E3 2018 subsequent week.

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