Sci-fi adventure Echo: PS4, PC

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PlayStation 4, PC
[FONT=&quot]Sci-fi adventure Echo for PS4, PC launches September 19[/FONT]
Published 3 weeks ago. 14 comments.

Awaken after a century in stasis

Ultra Ultra, an independent studio based in Copenhagen, has announced that it will launch its debut game Echo, a third-person sci-fi adventure, for PlayStation 4 and PC on September 19 for $24.99 / €22.99 / £18.99.


Here’s an overview of the game, via Ultra Ultra:

Introducing En, a callow space traveler who, after a century in stasis, arrives at her destination: A Palace born of legend, a marvel of an ancient civilization eons gone, still awaiting its first human occupants. Out here, using forgotten technology, En hopes to bring back a life that should not have been lost…


A character-driven story of introspection and discovery, Echo quickly develops into something much more unsettling. Stepping into the shoes of En, it becomes clear that The Palace itself studies everything you are, everything that you do; in order to use it against you.
The Palace creates ‘Echoes’, with the sole purpose of destroying you. The game will shift and change as you do, constantly evolving its Echoes based your actions – If you sneak, they will get stealthier. If you shoot, they will start to shoot back.


Your only respite lies in the sanctuary of a Blackout. As The Palace shuts down in order to update its deadly copies of En, you have a small window of opportunity to act without consequence. But beware, when The Palace comes back online, your pursuers will now be even more relentless.
The enemy is you.
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Watch a new trailer below.
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PlayStation 4, PC
[FONT=&quot]11 minutes of Echo gameplay[/FONT]
Published 15 hours ago. 4 comments.

A look at the upcoming sci-fi action adventure game.

Ultra Ultra has released an 11-minute, full level playthrough of its



upcoming sci-fi action adventure game Echo featuring commentary from the developer.




Echo will launch for PlayStation 4 and PC on September 19. Read more about the game here.




Watch the video below.
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source: Gematsu

 

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Watch Game of Thrones' Rose Leslie in the new trailer for ECHO




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16 hours ago

The developers of ECHO have announced that Rose Leslie, also known as Game of Thrones’ Ygritte, will provide the voice for the game’s...Read more


source: PCGN

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Echo Offers Few Reprieves From Its Player-Copying Enemies. September 29, 2017 . 2:00pm

Echo’s enemies act based on how the player does, learning to shoot and sneak from their actions, but there are a few moments when players are able to act freely.

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3D action/stealth game Echo features enemies that change and adapt based on how the player behaves, learning gunplay and stealth abilities based on player actions. There are a few moments when players can act freely, though, without fear they are teaching foes how to outfight them.
In Echo, players are exploring a striking palace floating in the void of space. This palace is filled with unshaped life forms that swiftly copy the game’s heroine, En, learning her combat abilities and using them against her. If players sneak around often, the copies will get harder to detect. If the player runs from them, the copies will get faster. If the player shoots them, they will learn to shoot back. This means players will need to consider what they are teaching the copies as they choose how to progress through each area.
There are quiet moments where the player can act freely, though. The copies only learn the player’s actions at set intervals where the palace reboots, causing a blackout. They will take on whatever the player had been doing up until that moment, but during the blackout, no actions will be copied. This lets the player take advantage of some openings to do whichever actions they want without fear of teaching the copies.

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While dealing with these apparitions, players will also explore the heroine’s connection with the Palace, as well as delve into why she wishes to revive a certain person, and the events surrounding their death. Over time, this murky narrative will become clear, unveiling the reasons behind her mission.
Echo is available now on Steam.​

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[Silvermoth]

Oh so not the dolphin

Pretty cool there's a Danish game though. Intriguing