The atmospheric first-person adventure is already available for the PS4, and was thought to be exclusive to that console, though speculation has always persisted that a PC version was in the works. The CryEngine-powered game put players in Shropshire, a deserted English village whose inhabitants have mysteriously disappeared.

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The second chapter of the three-part mini-series is called “Give No Shelter”, and it continues the female protagonist’s tale even as she deals with past tragedies and loss. I am not going to spoil what happens or what is in the trailer, as there may be several of you who have not indulged in the first episode yet. The screenshots include one wherein she wields her blade against an axe-carrying dude, another in which she carries a person while zombies are hot on her trail, while a third sees her with a couple of her zombie “pets” on leash.

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It is titled “Give No Shelter”, and the launch trailer below highlights some of the choices and their repercussions from the first episode. Some caution is advised if you have not played the game yet, as it certainly is filled with spoilers. To that end, I am also adding the launch trailer of the premiere episode “’In Too Deep” further below, if you are interested in what the episodic adventure entails. The third chapter of the miniseries is called “’What We Deserve”, and it arrives in April.

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The slick CGI clip was produced by the Paris-based UNIT Image studio, and it sees the master detective attempting to uncover the truth in an adventure involving young Katelyn and hinting at dark occult rituals. We also get a solid release date for the adventure title; 27 May is the day it launches for the PC, Xbox One and PS4.    

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As its name implies, the miniseries stars none other than Michonne, the katana-wielding badass who has no mercy for the shambling undead; the main character is portrayed by Samira Wiley who is known for her work in Netflix series Orange is the New Black. Themes of redemption, survival and contending with tragedies past and horrors present mixed in with copious amounts of zombie carnage appear to lie in store.

The first episode launches 23 February, with the third following in March and the last one in April. Each of these can be purchased for $14.99.

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In this premiere episode, ‘In Too Deep,’ Michonne joins Pete and his crew on the sailing ship The Companion as they cruise the coast for survivors and supplies. When a desperate signal for help draws them to a scene of horrific massacre, Michonne and the crew are lead further to the floating survivors’ colony of Monroe, which may just be harboring the person responsible for the carnage. 

Here are some of the screenshot posted below from the first episode.

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The game already launched in January across North America, so this is great news for those awaiting its release elsewhere. The accompanying trailer highlights the many accolades Gone Home has received, while also showing off a bit of gameplay from the non-combat narrative-oriented title.

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The game features the adventures of Merryn, a young girl who constructs a submarine and sets out to search for her father, a fisherman lost to the sea. Song of the Deep is priced at $14.99, with a Summer release window for the PC, Xbox One and PS4. Players will explore the depths, which is filled with lost sunken cities, and fight various hostile creatures during their journey. The media showcases the main character, her rickety vessel, and combat with the beasts of the waters.

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Check out the video which give us an overview of what to expect from the game

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The Beta for the PS4-exclusive sandbox adventure from Q-Games will commence on 21 January 2016 and continue until 23 January 2016, and all those who participate in it will get access to an exclusive bonus costume for the full game. Registration for the closed beta ends on 8 January 2016, so you may want to hurry up. While the first half of the trailer is a call to gather for the beta, the latter half gives us brief glimpses of gameplay, including resource-gatherings and combat.

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