Uppercut Games has announced the release dates for their game Submerged.
Submerged is a non-combat exploration game. Miku, a young girl who has traveled with her wounded brother in a boat, must explore the flooded city and save her dying brother. Along the way, Miku uncovers the mystery behind the abandoned city.
The developing company Uppercut Games is made up of three members, all of which have worked on AAA games. The developers themselves have made games like Bioshock, XCOM, and Fallout: Tactics.
The game will be available on August 4 for PC and PlayStation 4 in America, and in Europe on August 5. The Xbox One release will be scheduled for August 7.
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Uppercut Games releases award-winning game Submerged to Steam and consoles later this Summer
Today Uppercut Games has announced release dates for their award-winning title Submerged. In addition, the indie studio has stated that PlayStation Plus, Xbox Gold members and all Steam users will receive a discount at launch*.
Submerged is a third-person combat-free game in which you explore a mysterious flooded city and discover the beauty of desolation in vast outdoor environments. You take on the role of Miku, a young girl who has brought her wounded brother to the city in their small fishing boat. Navigate the flooded city streets by boat, scale the drowned buildings, and use your telescope to scour the city for the supplies needed to save your dying sibling. As you explore the city at your own pace, you encounter the habitat that flourishes in this colorful place and discover hidden objects that piece together the story of a broken world and a broken family.
The award-winning game will be released to PC globally on August 4 via the Steam store. The PlayStation 4 version will be made available to the Americas on August 4 and to Sony of Europe regions on August 5. The Xbox One version will be made available via the ID@Xbox self-publishing program on August 7.
“We are very excited to be bringing a new kind of combat-free game experience to consoles and PC,” said company co-founder Ed Orman. “It’s been great to see people who’ve had a chance to preview Submerged really get into the idea of exploration and relaxation.”blog.us.playstation.com
