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The development company behind the Final Fantasy series has released the first teaser to a brand new game that’s caused a lot of excitement.
Left Alive was announced by Square Enix at PlayStation’s pre-Tokyo Game Show press conference and is heading to PlayStation 4 and Steam in 2018.
The game has been described as a “survival action shooter” and has some heavy-hitters on board to help with it.
The Japanese company’s latest game features character designs by none other than Yoji Shinkawa – the man behind the Metal Gear series’ famed aesthetic.
Also on board are veteran developers Toshifumi Nabeshima, director of the Armored Core series, and Takayuki Yanase – mechanical engineer of Ghost In The Shell: Arise and Xenoblade Chronicles X, who will “join forces to create Left Alive’s dark and gritty world”.
Just announced by @SquareEnix: Left Alive, a survival-action shooter featuring character designs by Yoji Shinkawa. More details coming soon pic.twitter.com/qYqXgK3fZj
— PlayStation (@PlayStation) September 19, 2017
Details are thin but people’s interest is already piqued.
Left Alive got my interest. Hope its a mech game
— αℓιѕѕα (@Makotoast) September 19, 2017
This Left Alive announcement is titillating prospect with Yoji's involvement. Does this have anything to do with the infamous ruse? #NBGO
— V (@LondonAthenaeum) September 19, 2017
Some thoughts:– cautiously hopeful for Left Alive. Don't like survival shooters, but new IP with mechs = 👌– EDFIR looks almost too good.
— J.Nightengale (@nightygale) September 19, 2017
The game is scheduled for a 2018 release.
