The PlayStation 4, not the PS4 NEO, was showcased during Annual Gaming Industry Conference E3 at the Los Angeles Convention Center. (Photo : Getty Images/Christian Petersen)
"Asemblance," the new PS4 game, which was about to release today, in Europe will keep the players waiting for two more weeks. The game will be available in America, from today.
The latest psychological thriller from Nilo Studios will be available in Europe in the digital only version, in next two weeks. While it may not be available for the European gamers, America is not deprived. The game will be available from today at $9.99. The PC version of the game is also released by the company. However, only the first episode of the game will be available at this point of time.
Nilo Studios announced the release of the game through Twitter on June 17, 2016, delaying it by two weeks prior to this. For Europe, the hurdle lies in getting PEGI rating. PEGI rating, requires "participation in an online training course, submission of materials and builds, and then waiting for the materials to be reviewed" DualShockers reported.
This is what Nilo Studios had to say about the release:
We're excited to announce that Asemblance will be releasing on ps4 and PC this Tuesday (June 21) for $9.99! Cheers!https://t.co/bDK3NsJE2S
— nilo (@NiloStudios) June 17, 2016
There is not much information about the sci-fi thriller from Nilo Studios. "Asemblance" being a game where the player is guided by a narrative, nothing much can be presumed to be real or fake.
"Asemblance" begins around building the experimental memory machine. The systematic logic keeps you trapped; you can escape or go deeper by solving puzzles presented by it. The progress of the game will depend on how you look into the system, and how you solve the puzzles.
The game is said to be inspired by "The Twilight Zone" and "The X-Files", two Tv series that were highly popular. It is an episodic game of planned series, "Asemblance" gameplay is not quite revealed.
Nilo Studios is comparatively a new entity dealing in games from last year. The company was formed by Niles Sankey. Sankey is an ex-Bungie developer, worked on games like "Halo 3" and "Destiny". While these games were also quite popular, the developer is expected to deliver something unique to the games, this time.
Sankey is answering a lot of questions of the gamers since the launch of the game was announced. The memory driven game will also be available on Steam, he mentioned on Twitter, some days back.
You can check out the trailer of the new game, right here.
