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Life is Strange developer Don't Nod announced its next third-person cinematic adventure, Aphelion, during last year's Summer Game Fest with an Uncharted-like reveal set in space. And if the sci-fi excursion carries on as planned, Aphelion will launch sometime around or before this summer's next big event.
Aphelion's latest gameplay trailer is a better look at how the studio's new journey takes a few cues from its rock-climbing platformer, Jusant, and marries them with the more story-rich, exposition-heavy games it's known for. In Aphelion, you'll control a pair of European Space Agency (ESA) astronauts on a mission bound for Persephone—a planet at the edge of our solar system—that goes spectacularly wrong.
I'm talking ship-exploding, partner gets tossed out of the ship into the hostile, icy wilderness kind of wrong. Being separated won't do, so you'll have to help reunite the pair by using all manner of high-tech gizmos and playing to their respective strengths. You can see a little more of both scientists, Ariane and Thomas, for yourself in the new footage.
Source: PC Gamer
