In this video, we get a lot more exploration than straight action, which is fitting given the apparent nature of the game. It seems that while gunplay will be a part of the title, there will be a lot more discussion, conversation options and detective work than firefights
In the trailer, the player witnesses the madness and atmosphere that is afflicting Oakmont firsthand. Charles Reed, a private detective gripped by increasingly disturbing hallucinations, believes he can find the cause of the madness in this devastated town. That is, of course, until he actually gets there. Once a trade harbor known for its lucrative smuggling business, Oakmont now lives in secluded isolation from the rest of the world, under a flood of supernatural origins. In this place of decay and superstition; players will have to deal with the dregs of mankind, follow horrific clues and unveil a cosmic horror threatening the world itself.
Surrounded by monsters and unexplained events, he desperately hopes that it is all nothing but a figment of his imagination. The problem is, Reed is tortured by his past (and of course, the otherworldly visions), so knowing what is for sure real and what is for sure fiction isn't easy on him.
The Sinking City releases on June 27 for PS4, Xbox One & PC.
