Poorly timed games reveal a dark tranquility in a new band
Poorly Timed Games has announced its first project, Grim tranquility, and will present the game with a first overview and a practical demonstration at Pax West this weekend. Poorly Timed Games was founded by Chris Wright, a veteran of the industry with work experience on StarCraft 2, World of Warcraft and Destiny 2. By its trailer, Poorly Timed Games gave the fans a quick overview of the game . The game should go out at the beginning of 2022 and fans can wish it on Steam here.
Grim tranquility is a sci-fi rpg based on tactics that addresses contemporary problems and important concerns in the world such as climate change and political corruption. As a result, players will have to make choices with serious consequences, divergent stories and faction choices. During the trip, players will remove or replace corrupt leaders and reverse corrupt empires while they are fighting for humanity against aliens on battlefields generated procedurally.
Players need to learn how to improve their equipment, weapons, armor, recruit new members of the group and even more as they progress in history. Some interesting choices include enemy extraterrestrial corruption to receive pre-buff battles, which can be the key to survival. Does not it disturb your moral compass?
Grim tranquility will feature voices off of eminent personalities of the industry, including Alexandra Gray, Steve Blum, Ray Chase, Darin de Paul and Xela Lloyd. This casting has been involved in games such as Nier: Automata, Overwatch, Spiderman and Shazam!
Chris Wright, CEO and founder of Poorly Timed Games, talked about the game by noting, _ with Grim tranquility, our absolute priority was to provide a gameplay and an engaging narrative with the freedom to approach problems that matter to us like the change climate and diversity in a dystopic future engaging on the theme of science fiction. »_
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Source: Press release
