X1 Games’ psychological horror adventure title Emotionless: The Last Ticket will need a little longer to cook. Originally scheduled for release later this week, the surreal title will instead head to an October 7 release date on Steam. The game’s demo is still available to play, for those curious.
Accompanying the announcement is a new trailer announcing the revised release date.
Emotionless: The Last Ticket is a first-person psychological horror experience that focuses on atmosphere and exploration. You play as James Anderson on a journey through the amusement park built by his missing father. Inspired by liminal spaces and cosmic elements, James enters a surreal world from the echoes of an empty maintenance tunnel to the unsettling rustle of the trees surrounding the once lively park. You’ll be searching for clues and discovering audio logs, all the while navigating a haunting narrative.
Your sense of direction will be relentlessly tested as you get lost, find the right path, and then get lost again within the game’s disorienting world. Just when you think you’ve grasped the layout, the environment shifts. There is no immersion-breaking combat in Emotionless. Rather, the game relies on atmosphere, exploration, and a haunting plot to provide its horror experience. And, if you so choose, you can even check out the abandoned rides.
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