Wired Productions has announced that When Sirens Fall Silent, a psychological thriller, will launch on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.
The announcement came alongside a brand-new trailer called Act III: The Man.
When Sirens Fall Silent Act III: The Man
You can watch the new trailer for When Sirens Fall Silent below:
The press release reads:
“Psychological horror specialists Wired Productions and masters of deep narrative games, Italian developer LKA, today announced that When Sirens Fall Silent is coming to PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, alongside the previously announced PC version”
It continues,
“Act III: The Man sees Mila looking back at a decades-old case pulled from the archives, watching an interview with an expert in search of answers. But as she digs deeper into the past, new questions begin to emerge.
From the creators of The Town of LightandMartha Is Dead, When Sirens Fall Silent is a psychological thriller set in 1990s Italy. Players take the role of Mila, a troubled police officer investigating a high-profile series of kidnappings and murders. As the case unravels, you must not only save her from herself, but from being swallowed by a vortex of violence and confusion. Whilst Mila may be questioning many people, the real question will present itself… Are you the hunter, or the hunted?”
Insider Gaming had the opportunity to preview the game at Gamescom, and while we weren’t able to play it directly, we were blown away by the game’s graphics and, frankly, a little scared by the unsettling atmosphere. It’s certainly a game to keep your eye on if you’re into the genre.
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