If all goes well, expect an Early Access version of Chernobylite later this year, with a full release in 2020. It’s a highly ambitious survival horror game, so here’s hoping it succeeds. It's a science-fiction survival horror experience, mixing the free exploration of its disturbing world with challenging combat, unique crafting, and non-linear storytelling. This includes being able to build a home base, talking with other “Stalkers” in the area and allying with them, branching choices, random events, and much more. Summary: Chernobylite is a new game from the creators of the critically-acclaimed Get Even. Unlike other gameplay videos of this type, Chernobylite’s isn’t linear, opting to showcase its features one at a time. As the video shows, though, this means encountering several kinds of horror. And seeking closure after all these years, they decide to venture into the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone for further answers. Specifically, it’s been thirty years since the disaster, when our physicist protagonist lost their girlfriend in it. As usual, you can check out this clip below.Īs the title implies, Chernobylite is a game about the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear disaster. So to entice players even further, The Farm 51 have released a full half-hour video of gameplay to check out. The survival horror game has seen massive success so far in just under ten days, with less than $6,000 to go in order meet its funding goal as of the time of writing. That game would be Chernobylite, which is currently seeking funding on Kickstarter. Chernobylite is The Farm 51s biggest and most prospective project yet, but we didnt know much about its gameplay, features, length and potential post-launch support until recently, when the developer held a special Q&A on Reddit. And their latest game sees them once again delving into sci-fi and horror, this time with real-life events. Developers The Farm 51 are known for some notable projects such as Get Even, their impressive psychological horror game from 2017.
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