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As Dusk Falls announced during Microsoft first-party showcase

As Dusk Falls was today announced during Microsoft’s first-party games showcase.

As Dusk Falls is an original interactive drama from INTERIOR/NIGHT, a new studio comprised of a mix of award-winning industry veterans and emerging new talent,” Microsoft said of the title.

“Headed by Caroline Marchal, former lead game designer at Quantic Dream, the studio is focused on creating ambitious and innovative interactive narratives. As Dusk Falls is a multi-generational story set in the American Southwest about resilience, sacrifice and how the mistakes of the older generation transmit to the younger. What begins as a focused tale of two families trapped in a hostage situation, becomes a sprawling epic about how people grow and change over decades.”

You can check out As Dusk Falls below. The title is planned for Xbox Series X and Windows PC — via Xbox Game Pass — in the future.

As Dusk Falls

19 July 2022
PC Xbox One Xbox Series S & X
 

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