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Daedalic Entertainment has announced that their highly promising transhumanism adventure State of Mind is getting its release on August 15 across PC, PS4, Switch, and Xbox One.
"State of Mind is a game about transhumanism and its all-in bet on the future," explains the game's author, Martin Ganteföhr, via press release. "It is, however, not a game about the technology of tomorrow, but about tomorrow's people. In the center of this narrative is the motif of separation and reunion. What happens, if the future creates fractures between body and mind? Between reality and constructs? Between biological and virtual ego?"
The player assumes the role of journalist Richard Nolan, who wakes up in a hospital following an explosion. His wife and son are missing, and you're tasked with sorting out Nolan's fragmented life. You'll also play as five additional characters apart from the main character, Nolan.
For more on State of Mind, check out our recent preview from E3.
"If you could play an Aldous Huxley novel, Daedalic Entertainment's State of Mind would be it."
We had a deep talk with creative lead Martin Ganteföhr, as it could be "a complete change of the whole universe".
The game is out today, and we've enjoyed it on our stream.
The futuristic thriller should raise some questions.
Arrives on PC and consoles on the same date.
Soon we'll all live in the cloud, but before then we'll get to play Daedalic's State of Mind.
We visited Daedalic to see what its dystopian cyberpunk adventure has to offer.
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