The horror game from the creators of Kings of Lorn: The fall of Ebris is a first-person shooter that will also be released on PS4.
The new TeamKill Media production may not be ready for the launch of PlayStation 5, or at least that transpires from a statement that the studio has sent to Push Square. Quantum Error, a first-person horror title under development for both Sony's current system and new machine, still has no release date on either platform.
"It is too early to confirm whether Quantum Error will come out on the PS5 launch," they say in the note. The study responsible for Kings of Lorn: The fall of Ebrist is also unclear exactly what will happen if they do not publish the title by the end of the year, coinciding with the console's marketing date, since it points out that they do not know the time it will take to publish Quantum. Error after PS5 is in stores. “Development is going fast and well, but there is still a lot to do. We will see ”, they finish.
Quantum Error.
Cosmic terror in space
Quantum Error uses Unreal Engine 4 and offers realistic graphics within very closed environments, at least in the official trailer, which you can see on these lines. The narrative will transfer the player to a space adventure of "cosmic terror", as defined by the study itself. Of course, the PlayStation 5 version will improve the graphics accordingly. In an interview with Gaming Bolt, the team explained that they had taken the next generation system as the base platform.
If everything goes according to plan, both Sony and Microsoft will sell their consoles by the end of the year, although there is still no scheduled date for it. Recently, the Halo co-creator praised the SSD technology that PS5 and Xbox Series X will incorporate, since it will allow shorter loading times, a feature that other creatives in the industry have already highlighted throughout these months.
