Meanwhile, The Origin is the first chapter of The Human Show’s single player campaign, which tells an evolving horror tale about The Human Show, and the various contestants that are trying to survive it. In The Human Show, one player will assume the role of Game Master, doing whatever they can to scare, ensnare, and modify the map to make it even more dangerous. The Human Show is an asymmetrical multiplayer co-op mode of two to five players, which sees players as the unwilling contestants in a high-stakes, life or death game show.

In addition, anyone who wants to join in on the fun can head over to the game’s Steam page, hit the “Request Access” button, and you’re in!Ĭurrently in development for an Early Access release, The Human Show will feature two game modes upon its release: The Human Show and The Origin.

Originally set to conclude on July 10, the playtest for The Human Show has now been extended to July 16. Based on the feedback from players (and fans), not only has DreadXP extended the playtest, but they’ve opened it up for everyone to join! This will also be separate from the Blade Runner game that was announced last year by Swedish developer 110 Industries.įormerly known as The Outsiders, DreadXP and developer TheClassifiedX’s The Human Show as it’s now called recently began a closed playtest. At least we get a taste of what Annapurna has in store with the teaser trailer, which debuted during the Annapurna Interactive showcase yesterday. Not much has been revealed in terms of the plot, other than the game being set in a dystopian Los Angeles “after the Black Out hits”, and begs the question of what a Blade Runner is to do when there are no Replicants left to hunt.Ĭurrently, Labyrinth has a Steam page, but like the announcement, is currently bereft of details for the time being. Per Video Games Chronicle, the new title will be the first game to be developed by Annapurna’s own internal studio and will be directed by What Remains of Edith Finch director Chelsea Hash.Īccording to Annapurna, Blade Runner 2033: Labyrinth will take place between the original film and its sequel, Blade Runner 2049. With the new Blade Runner Amazon series on the horizon, Annapurna Interactive has gotten in on the fun with the announcement of Blade Runner 2033: Labyrinth, the first new video game set in the Blade Runner universe in 25 years (apart from Nightdive’s remaster of Westwood’s Blade Runner game from last year).

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