Blue Isle Studios announced today that their first-person action-exploration game, Valley, is now set for a August 24th launch. In order to celebrate this announcement, Blue Isle Studios has released a new trailer for Valley that can be viewed below.
As the press release reads, in Valley, players pilot the powerful L.E.A.F. Suit, an exoskeleton that grants the wearer fantastic agility and strength, along with the power to control both life and death as they explore the game’s mystical namesake – “The Valley.”
The Valley is described as a magical hidden wonder in the middle of the Rocky Mountains.
“Filled with a variety of wonderous creatures and beautiful vistas, The Valley also holds the ancient Lifeseed relic, which according to legend is a bringer of death on a global scale. The Valley’s predecessors have attempted to harness it before to no avail, and now it’s up to the player to explore The Valley while attempting to capture and harness the power of the Lifeseed for good.”
Enjoy!
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You’re confusing them with Black Isle Studios.
More of a fan of Grey Isle Studios, they always make games that are in the middle ground of good.
I prefer Green Isle Studios.
– “clever girl” – Dinosaur Park Hunter guide.
5/10
HEY I GOT AN IDEA FOR A GAME, LETS THROW EVERY B MOVIE 80S IDEA IN IT AND HOPE FOR THE BEST.
Worked for Blood Dragon.
Yeah but it did not took itself seriously.
Your pitch for a game doesn’t seem like it’s for a very serious game either.
PC or I don’t care.
It will be on PC too.
Then I care. 🙂
I wish devs would stop entirely handing away all marketing rights to Sony or MS because those two most of the time go “only on X1” or “only on PS4”, all those two serve as is to get you to buy their console, not to let you know the game is very much on PC first or even last. I remember years ago when there was actual PC marketing and so far Blizzard and Valve seem to be the only two left that ever do any specific PC marketing, though I can’t say I’ve ever seen any Starcraft II TV ads.