Left Alive's new trailer shows the methods of survival
The latest trailer for Square Enix's Left Alive is all about finding a way to survive, and the trailer demonstrates via gameplay how stealth and key choices can be the difference between life and death in this world.
It's not always necessary to keep things quiet though, as you can go loud with explosives if you so choose. Crafting and traps might be an idea to keep you alive as well, or perhaps a giant mech if you really want to throw stealth out the window.
Left Alive will be released on March 5 for PC and PS4, but if you can't wait to find out how you can make the most of the mechanics, have a look at the new trailer and one other down below.
What will your approach be?
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