Prepare your senses, gamers. NACON and Hekate Studio drop a fresh trailer for Ad Infinitum, which got its haunting debut at Fear Fest 2023. The trailer plunges you deep into the psyche of a young German soldier. The game’s dropping on September 14th, so mark that calendar.
A Twist Between Revelation and Mystery
The trailer doesn’t pull any punches. It’s a psychological horror masterpiece, giving gamers a few breadcrumbs to follow while leaving a whole loaf of questions unsliced. Who are these new characters? Is the soldier in the trenches of WW1 or in the hollows of his family home? What’s real, and what’s nightmare fuel? The game promises to answer all these burning questions.
Choose Your Haunting: War or Family Home?
Ad Infinitum is no walk in the park; it’s a stroll through a nightmare. As a young German soldier, you’re caught between two worlds: the trenches of the Great War and the emptiness of your family home. The horrors don’t stop at the front lines; they follow you home.
Uncover the Story: A German Family Sealed by Fate
Dig deep, and you’ll find the intricate story of a German family whose destiny is locked in by the Great War. The more you play, the more you get to peel back the layers of this mind-bending tale. You’re not just fighting off beasts; you’re wrestling with the fate of a family torn apart.
Reality or Nightmare: The Line Blurs
Reality check or dreamland? In Ad Infinitum, that line is blurred, and you better have your wits about you. Monsters don’t just reside in the dark corners of the mind but will chase you through WW1 trenches and family hallways alike. Get ready to defend against the unimaginable.
Unravel the Secrets of Ad Infinitum
To sum it up, Ad Infinitum promises a blend of psychological horror, complex characters, and a storyline that could give even the most seasoned gamers the heebie-jeebies. So, if you’re into horror that messes with your head while presenting a haunting tale, keep those peepers peeled for September 14th.
Platforms: PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Microsoft Windows