Bloober Team has shared a new two-minute gameplay video for Cronos: The New Dawn, which has been eagerly awaited by horror game enthusiasts. The trailer offers striking sections from the story that takes players to both a corrupt future world and 1980s Poland. This new demonstration once again brought the dark structure and survival mechanics of the game to the agenda.
Terrifying “Orphans” and Innovative Survival Mechanics
One of the most striking details in the gameplay video is, Terrifying creatures called Orphans These creatures appear before players as grotesque creatures that appear to have emerged from humanity's darkest nightmares. The trailer shows how aggressive and unstoppable they are. Most importantly, after players destroy these creatures, He needs to burn them immediately; otherwise, they can combine with other enemies and transform into a more powerful form. This mechanic adds a new dimension to the survival elements and forces players to be constantly on their toes.
The Crossing Between Times and the Mysterious Story
On the story side, the players It follows in the footsteps of a predecessor codenamed Traveler ND 3500. Set in post-apocalyptic Poland, this journey takes place in a world of dilapidated structures and surreal anomalies inspired by the Nowa Huta district. This dark atmosphere plunges players into a nightmare where the concepts of time and space are warped.
The scenes in the video clearly show how the game blends two different eras. While fighting for survival in a dystopian future, mysterious rescue missions are undertaken in 1980s Poland. These transitions further strengthen the mystery element of the story and allow players to delve deeper into the narrative.
Cronos: The New Dawn has increased the anticipation of fans with this latest gameplay video. It will be released for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and PC in the fall. It already stands out as a production that should be followed closely by those who love the horror and survival genres. This new project from Bloober Team is preparing to showcase the studio's expertise in the horror genre once again.
