Publisher Bandai Namco and developer Game Studio have announced that SYNDUALITY: Echo of Ada will get an open network test. It will run from December 12 to 20. Players who pre-order the upcoming game will also get 48 hour access to the beta test. SYNDUALITY: Echo of Ada will launch on January 23, 2025 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC via Steam. Players who buy the Deluxe Edition will get access to the game seven days early from January 16. A new trailer was also released.
The game’s details via Capcom:
Developed by Game Studio, SYNDUALITY: Echo of Ada is a science-fiction third-person shooter set in a dystopian futuristic world where humans and AI must co-exist and cooperate to survive.
SYNDUALITY takes place in 2222, years after a mysterious poisonous rain called “The Tears of the New Moon” wiped out most of humanity and birthed deformed creatures that now hunt the population. Amidst the calamity, humans are forced to build an underground haven named Amasia, where they discover and begin to collaborate with forms of artificial intelligence called Magus.
In the game, players will step in the shoes of the Drifters, people who make a living collecting AO crystals, a rare resource available on Earth. In this quest they must face xenomorphic creatures known as Enders, and they will be able to count on Magus, their AI partners, to guide them through their journey, help them in fights, and provide direction, hints, and warning. All the while, they will be developing and strengthening the bond between player and AI.
Gameplay and combat in SYNDUALITY: Echo of Ada centers around Cradle Coffins, armed vehicles in which players will be roaming on the surface and can fully personalize, from appearance to weapon loadouts, to fit their own playstyle. SYNDUALITY will also have multiplayer, with other Drifters joining players to help them in their missions or turn against them, hindering their progress or fighting to loot their precious resources.
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