Square Enix didn’t have much to unveil at its E3 press conference on Monday. But between new footage for Tomb Raider and Just Cause 4, the publisher introduced a brand new game called The Quiet Man, which looks to feature a deaf protagonist.
Not much is known about the title at this point, aside from a brief (albeit very cliche) description:
The Quiet Man delivers an immersive story drive cinematic action experience seamlessly blending high-production live action, realistic CG and pulse-pounding action gameplay. Embark on an adrenaline-fueled motion picture like experience which can be completed in one sitting.
Square Enix promises more details will be shared in August.
The game makes a very big impression in its teaser by going from live-action to in-game. It’s unclear if the entire experience will be like that, or if that mechanic was just for show. Either way, The Quiet Man looks slick, despite showing off very little.
Because the game can be completed in one sitting, expect The Quiet Man to come out sooner rather than later. When the game launches, it’ll be available for the PlayStation 4 and on Steam.
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