Harebrained released a new trailer for GRAFT. It gives everyone an initial look at the story that this survival horror RPG offers.
Watch the new story trailer here.
GRAFT is being developed by the same team responsible for games like Shadowrun Trilogy and BattleTech. The game offers tense survival horror and combines it with a dark RPG narrative.
A Haunting World
The game has players fight against the terrors of a dying megastructure known as the Arc. It's packed with powerful and unsettling wonders, though it can only be enjoyed for those able to live long enough to extract them. Players need to master the various forgotten technologies and unearth secrets as they traverse the yawning chasms, self replicating labyrinths, and techno-catacombs in search of a way out.
A Dark Story
The thing is, in this desolation players aren't the only survivors. That means they'll need to form fragile alliances and build them into deeper relationships. The thing is, anyone who is still living can also be dangerous as well as treacherous. The choices the players make shape their journey and decide the fates of those they meet.
Tense Survival
The world has a lot of horrors that players have to face. There are the ancient feral experiments, strange abominations, and even ruthless agents of a mad AI stalking them. To win against these beings, they'll need to use the tolls in their growing arsenal. Of course, to ensure that they escape the Arc alive, players have to pick their battles while at the same time manage resources carefully.
Transform to Survive
The most powerful players have in their arsenal though is their changing body. They can augment their body with Grafts and build out their abilities according to their own strategies. The Grafts can be ripped from a fallen enemy or find them hidden within the recesses of the Arc. Each one becomes a deadly tool for players in their expanding arsenal.
A Metamorphosis
With each Graft, there's going to be strange cravings and half-glimpsed memories flooding their system. Players find themselves suddenly obsessing over what can be described as a cruel and sadistic impulse. They'll need to choose what each of these fragments means to them and has to live with the consequences of each choice.
No release date has been announced for GRAFT. However, those interested can now wishlist the game on Steam.