#PROJECT EVE EXCLUSIVE FULL#

#PROJECT EVE EXCLUSIVE FULL#

The combat certainly seems very Bayonette-esque and the creature design entertainingly bizarre, with Shift Up promising that the game will make full use of the haptic feedback of the DualSense controller, including, apparently, the sensation of the blade slicing through an enemy.Īlthough not so obvious in the trailer, according to the PlayStation Blog Eve can also climb walls, Tomb Raider style, with the implication that there’s actually quite a bit of platforming. It’s not entirely clear how they work but at one point they seem to invade and mutate a human corpse. The plot revolves around a mostly successful invasion of Earth by alien parasites called NA:tives. Project Eve does seem to be cut from very much the same cloth as the likes of Bayonetta and Vanquish and although it was technically announced back in 2019, it’s never really been mentioned again since.Īlthough originally it was a multiformat last gen game and now it seems to be a PlayStation 5 exclusive, at least in the West. Although the fact that it had many convinced that it was a new PlatinumGames title is one of the biggest compliments you could pay it. There was Project Eve, but that is by South Korean developer Shift Up. The PlayStation Showcase had a number of surprises but one of the best was Project Eve from South Korean studio Shift Up.Īnyone hoping to see evidence of Sony’s commitment to Japanese games at the PlayStation Showcase would have come away largely disappointed.Īpart from the personality-free simulation of Gran Turismo 7 Sony didn’t reveal any new Japanese games, just the already announced Forspoken from Square Enix and Bethesda’s Ghostwire: Tokyo.

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