New games in different categories were introduced at the Guerrilla Collective showcase. Thunderful and Bleakmill’s surreal narrative first-person shooter, INDUSTRIA, is now available on PlayStation 5 and
INDUSTRIA focuses on the story, with intense FPS action sequences driving the player through the narrative and a fascinating city that merges East Berlin with strange technological apparatuses and futuristic robots.
INDUSTRIA Represents the ‘Unknown Side’ of the Cold War
The new first-person shooter game uses its inspirations from the narrative shooters of the early 2000s as jumping-off points to deliver a unique vision that combines the imagery and themes of surrealism and science fiction.
INDUSTRIA is set in 1989 on the eve of the fall of the Berlin Wall. You set out to search for your missing friend and lover, following a mystery that takes you into a parallel dimension to the city of Hakavik with the protagonist named Nora.
Armed with four firearms and a melee weapon to deal with the various mechanical monstrosities roaming the game’s dystopian landscape, the player must carefully manage their resources as they gather intel if they hope to survive long enough to decode the mystery at the heart of this intriguing tale.
David Jungnickel, Co-Founder at Bleakmill said at the game event:
“After releasing the game on PC our next goal was to always to harness the power of PlayStation 5 and
Xbox Series X|S and deliver the intriguing world we’ve worked so hard to create to a console audience and we’re delighted those players can finally jump in!”
Offering a compelling narrative set in an alternate 1989 Berlin and underpinned by a surreal Lynchian atmosphere, INDUSTRIA is available to buy for $19.99 on PlayStation 5,
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