BrokenLore: DON’T WATCH
The next BrokenLore game is going to take a bit longer with a slight delay set down for BrokenLore: DON’T WATCH
Here we go with a bit of the good news and bad news situation again for BrokenLore: DON’T WATCH out there. The bad news is that it looks like Serafini Productions is going to need a bit more time to work on the game, so it has now been delayed until April 25th from its original release date of March 21st. It sucks, but it is not as if PC gamers do not have a lot to keep them occupied in the meantime. This brings us all to the good news we have here for BrokenLore: DON’T WATCH. That is we have a new video and a few good reasons to dive into for this delay that will certainly make everyone waiting for the game happy it is coming. Let us dive into all of that now.
So, what is going to take another month of work for BrokenLore: DON’T WATCH to finally get to that finish line? Well, beyond the usual bugs and “polish” we normally get, it looks as if the team has made the choice to add in two more endings to the game to make things feel even more dynamic and replayable for us, along with a few other things to expand things out just a bit more. All of which came from feedback given during demos and from fans of BrokenLore: LOW. Showing that the teams do actually listen sometimes. Along with that, they are also listening by giving us all something extra to look at for this game in the way of the “retro” sequences that will play out during the game and make us all question some reality even more. This being the mode that will take us from the realistic looks of the modern game back to a look at feels pulled right from the golden age of 3D gaming. Have a look and get ready for a bit more of a wait for it all now.
BrokenLore: DON’T WATCH — New Release Date
Serafini Productions announces that BrokenLore: DON’T WATCH will be released on April 25th, instead of launching on Steam this March 21st. This decision was made to expand the gaming experience with 2 additional endings. This extra month will be used to leverage feedback received from BrokenLore: LOW to expand the game, adding different endings for the title.
Players will now be able to make decisions that will impact the outcome of the game. Additionally, they will uncover further connections to the other titles in the series through Elysium Technologies in the game’s secret ending.
In BrokenLore: DON’T WATCH, players will explore the crumbling mind of Shinji, a hikikomori, as he confronts Hyakume, a malevolent entity with a hundred eyes that lurks in the shadows. Isolated from the outside world due to unpaid debts, mounting bills, and a family that doesn’t understand him, Shinji finds his only escape in video games. However, even this distraction fails to alleviate the crushing weight of his anxiety. His personal computer becomes his sole link to the outside world, but safety is only an illusion.
B<>Features Of BrokenLore: DON’T WATCH:
- Immersive Psychological Horror: Plunge into an oppressive atmosphere that explores extreme isolation and mental deterioration.
- Deep & Dark Story: Experience a disturbing narrative filled with unexpected twists and elements inspired by Japanese folklore.
- A World That Deforms Over Time: What seems real can shift unexpectedly, forcing players to question their surroundings.
- DON’T WATCH Mechanic: a special system in this game that will be the only way for you to face Hyakume.
- Enigmatic Retro Sequences: glimpses of an unknown past emerge at critical moments, altering the perception of reality.
- Photorealistic Visual Style: Detailed graphics that combine realism with stylized elements to enhance tension and immersion.
- Enveloping Ambient Sound: A haunting soundtrack and sound effects designed to create a constant sense of paranoia.
Where are you at with the slight delay we are going to have here for BrokenLore: DON’T WATCH? Will it make much of a difference for you personally in the short run and end up being the best call with the further expansion of things? Why do you think everyone keeps going back to those nostalgic moments in gaming out there to show a bit of a time gap in certain elements of the world? Wander on down to those comments and discuss all of that as the next month ticks on by. When we get anything further for BrokenLore: DON’T WATCH, know that we will share it all here for you. It will be an awesome ride to have and well worth the wait from everything that we have been able to see for the game up until now. Please do not prove us wrong…
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