Planet of the Apes: Last Frontier announced, coming to the PC this Fall, first screenshots

The Imaginarium Studios, the premier performance capture studio for film, television and video games, in partnership with FoxNext Games, today confirmed Planet of the Apes: Last Frontier will be coming out this Fall. Planet of the Apes: Last Frontier is a narrative adventure game of conquest, betrayal and survival with multiple endings.

The game is set between Dawn of the Planet of the Apes and War for the Planet of the Apes films, and promises to plunge the player into a rich, cinematic experience where every decision impacts the fragile balance between peace and war.

Players will be given the opportunity to play both sides of the growing conflict, gaining a deep understanding of the motivations, hopes and fears of humans and apes alike. The destinies of each species rests entirely on the player as the game pushes towards a tense, fragile peace, or a final bloody battle.

Andy Serkis, Founder of The Imaginarium, said:

“We are committed to exploring and expanding next-generation storytelling, and Planet of the Apes: Last Frontier represents an exciting marriage of technology and creativity, all set in a rich universe of which I am very proud.”

Planet of the Apes: Last Frontier Trailer 1

18 thoughts on “Planet of the Apes: Last Frontier announced, coming to the PC this Fall, first screenshots”

    1. this appeared out of nowhere. and shockingly enough… the ape game has movie grade graphics….

      “Andy Serkis, Founder of The Imaginarium, said:

      “We are committed to exploring and expanding next-generation storytelling, and Planet of the Apes: Last Frontier represents an exciting marriage of technology and creativity, all set in a rich universe of which I am very proud.”

      No kidding, i guess that’s why it looks so movie grade. it’s being worked on by the CGI team of the movies. It’s also UE4 based as well. this will be interesting.

  1. I just watched AVGN’s latest video on Planet of the Apes for PS1 and then I see this news… WTF? XD

  2. people accept animations like until dawn as video games and developers keep shoving them down our throat, it gets only worse, interaction gets worse, they went from giving you 4 meaningless options to two meaningless options, wake up people don’t buy these things, don’t pay $40 and $60 for these animations, you are passively getting scammed

  3. Makes me wish we could get that King Kong game back onto digital stores. Never got the chance to play it, and I’m not hunting down an old copy or playing it on consoles.

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