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Karma: The Dark World is a psychological thriller set in a dystopian 1984 East Germany, and it's out this month
A new trailer at the Future Games 💯Show Spring Showcase teases that not everything is as it seems
Spooky season has well and truly come early this year thanks to a trailer at the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Future Games Show Sp♎ring Showcase for a first-person cinematic psyc𝓡hological thriller called Karma: The Dark World.
The trailer starts with morbid shots of a panicked man 🍨and a less-than-hospitable environment that doesn't linger for long. Over all of that, we get the narration: "Tell me, do you🔯 think the glimpse of a memory is the absolute truth? You don't get to choose to see the events that led up to these memories, or what transpired after." Whatever is going on here, it's hard to say we can trust it.
on Steam nowSet in an alternative version of 1984 East Germany, Karma: The Dark World is a psychological terror that sees a company called the Leviathan Corporation control its citizens through mass surveillance, social class rules, mind altering drugs, and the promise🎉 of something more if you play by the rules.
You take the role of a government agent called Dani𝔍el McGovern, tasked with diving into the minds of the accused to investigate crime scenes, interview suspects, and report back. Naturally, what's real and what isn't is constantly called into question, leading to questions over your own sanity as something deeper unravels.
Kar🍒ma: The Dark World is out on PC and PS5 from March 27.
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