12 Minutes of SOMA Gameplay Plus Release Date Reveal

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  • 12 Minutes of SOMA Gameplay Plus Release Date Reveal

    Following yesterday's dual teaser trailers and ARG, a new 12 minute long gameplay trailer for SOMA was released by Frictional Games. In addition to this special gameplay look, Frictional also revealed that the game will be out on September 22 on both the PC and PlayStation 4.
    SOMA is the upcoming sci-fi horror experience from Frictional Games, creators of the genre-defining Amnesia and Penumbra series.

    Something is happening in PATHOS-2. Communications have gone dark. Key personnel have gone missing or been declared dead in preceding weeks, and the machines are acting…strangely, almost human.

    Tags: pc, sony, Multi, horror, soma, frictional games, soma gameplay, soma trailer, scary, soma gameplay trailer
      • cikame
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        cikame commented
        05-29-2015, 03:40 PM
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        I can't play horror games, i just can't.
        I look forward to watching someone else play this.
        • Shawn Zipay
          #2
          Shawn Zipay commented
          05-29-2015, 03:42 PM
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          Originally posted by cikame
          I can't play horror games, i just can't.
          I look forward to watching someone else play this.
          Well, I've got good news for you. I fully plan on playing this game. Pre-release, at release. Whenever. It's happening.
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