Single-player lovers have a title to take into account in this adventure
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With the Nintendo Direct we may have said goodbye to this non-E3 2024, but the news of the video game continues to give us more and more announcements in new releases, some of them with quite promising scenes that make us want to dedicate a few lines to it in the magazine. This is the case of Otherskin, a science fiction shooter which may remind you of Returnal.
Like Housemarque’s blockbuster, Otherskin invites players to enjoy a third-person action and shooting title where we have to survive intense shootings with all kinds of enemies in a very mysterious world, which seems to be the key to a growing threat to the galaxy. In this case, the adventure becomes strong as metroidvaniainviting us to explore every corner of this planet, named Vandermire, on a lethal mission.
Skills that can change everything
At Otherskin we are Alex, a special crusader willing to give his life on a deadly solo expedition on the surface of this strange place, who has the help of an advanced technology suit that we can improve. In addition, we also have the possibility of Collect alien morphs to expand your abilities. “By absorbing it, you gain new moves and powers that can literally turn the world upside down,” they add.
In short, a fast-paced experience where we use ranged weapons and fight hand-to-hand in a beautiful but dangerous world about which we must find out everything possible. If everything goes fine, It will arrive at the end of the year on PC via Steam. By the way, Otherskin is developed by Game Atelier, a team that left a good taste in our mouths with its previous production, Monster Boy and the Cursed Kingdom.
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