It’s been more than two years since we last heard from Lunar Software. The team was developing a first-person sci-fi survival horror game, called Routine, and after a big radio silence, Lunar Software released a new trailer for it.
Routine is described as a first person sci-fi survival horror game that is set on an abandoned Moon Base designed around a 70’s vision of the future.
The game features Permadeath, two unique endings and full body awareness.
As this new trailer reveals, Routine is now scheduled for a March 2017 release.
Enjoy!
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“The game features Permadeath, ”
optional?
And in the game.
Too much of a blatant Alien: Isolation ripoff.
I believe Routine was first announced way before Isolation was.
yes it was,the same studio has a game on steam called The forest (early acess)
that’s what i felt!
You’re an Alien: Isolation ripoff.
Alien is a ripoff of your mother.
You’re a mother of isolated ripoffs.
Isolated mothers ripped off my alien.
The Routine guys were born before AI.
Influences = many
But is HRG one of them to that degree?
its no ripoff,it was announced before alien isolation ,but expect downgrade because the early trailers looked way better.
Someone should make a sim game where you run a restaurant and make poutine for customers. They could call it “Poutine”.
Here we go.
People talk about SC.
No one mentions this games time frame.
Both will be done when ready.
Spend your money then, or F off.
PS You know me, if you don’t, get over it.