We are exactly one month away from the arrival of this important title, from the creators of Little Nightmares and which has the Xbox Play Anywhere seal.
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One of the most highly anticipated projects in recent months is arriving courtesy of Tarsier Studios, the talented team behind Little Nightmares. After closing their chapter with Bandai Namco and leaving behind the saga that catapulted them to fame, the studio didn’t waste any time in moving on to a brand new proposal.
This new step is called REANIMAL, a game that we’ve already had the chance to try out on PC, and about which we’ve shared our first impressions. Now, as its release draws near, it’s once again taking center stage with news that’s not going unnoticed.
REANIMAL is revving its engines, with only a month to go until its release
In fact, REANIMAL will officially arrive on February 13th, which means we have just a month to go before we can dive into this unsettling experience. As a sneak peek, the game already has a demo available on Xbox and PC, the perfect opportunity to get a feel for its atmosphere and unique gameplay.
Everything suggests that we’re looking at a title that captures the essence of what Tarsier Studios does best, but with its own identity and greater creative freedom. If it delivers on its promises, REANIMAL could become one of those surprises that leave a lasting impression. Here at Generación Xbox, we’ll be keeping a close eye on all the latest developments.
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