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CTOnews.com, August 24, Ironwood Studios and distribution partner Kepler released the latest trailer for the driving survival game "Pacific Drive" on Future Game Show.

This is a unique road survival adventure game "Road Film", which is officially set in Olympus, a taboo place that has not been set foot in three decades, which is full of "indescribable" horrors and dangers. And the only thing you can keep company with is the player's station wagon, which the player can drive across the road, whispering in his ear from the wind from the depths of the dark woods.

▲ "Pacific Drive" trailer, video source IGN China, it is reported that players need to try to unravel the "secret web" that has been hanging over the area since the 1950s, collect resources, upgrade cars, get more clues to puzzles, and "then go deeper and deeper into unknown roads."

Screenshot of the official game of ▲ "Pacific Drive"

▲ "Pacific Drive" official game screenshot the official introduction of the game content is as follows:

Tall evergreens rustle in the Pacific Northwest, and the shadows of overlapping branches shake and interweave into treacherous shapes on the ground in the wind. You look around and find yourself trapped behind a 300-meter wall. Why was this wall built? Is it a person? Or some ancient relic?

A strange sound penetrates the air and buzzes. It questions and warns you.

When fighting with events and unnatural forces, there is only one thing to pay attention to. When you and your car leave the restricted area, they will not remain the same as they used to be.

Combined with the game's scene design and official publicity, CTOnews.com speculated that the game is expected to have a considerable number of "Cesuru elements", and this work will be launched on PC and PS5 platforms in early 2024.

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