The Dystopian and Surrealistic Industria FPS promises to be on September 30

Unveiled last year, within a few minutes of the Steam Game Festival, Industria is a Dystopic FPS Morning Steampunk and taking place the day before the fall of the Berlin Wall. A strongly inspired adventure of the narrative FPS from the early 2000s (understand: Half-life) and developed by the Independent Studio Bleakmill.

On the eve of the fall of the Berlin Wall, Nora, a scientist, part of his disappeared lover. A quest that will lead her to pass in a parallel dimension, in which the city is populated by robotic creatures and its buildings merged with a strange technology. The new video accompanying the announcement of its release for September 30 offers us a small overview of this tinted universe of surrealism.

The ambitions of Bleakmill, a small studio of six people working on the title only on their free time, are above all narrative, although the action should not be missed against the strange robots populating the places. Industria is a dense adventure, picked up on 4 hours of play and not one more. A bias that allows Bleakmill to propose a realization of good performance, judging by the images broadcast by the studio. Let's hope that the experience is up to the ambitions of the latter and the six years of development devoted to the game by these six valiant craftsmen. Reply on September 30th, only on PC.

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