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Cinematic platformer game Stela announced

Witness the final days of a mysterious ancient world

Raymond Bakker
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Raymond Bakker
Monday, March 11, 2019 | 19:04 GMT
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Cinematic platformer game Stela announced

Monday, March 11, 2019 | 19:04 GMT
Raymond Bakker
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Raymond Bakker


SkyBox Labs has announced it is working on the platformer game Stela. The game releases later this year.

Stela is described as a cinematic, atmospheric platformer game about a young woman witnessing the final days of a mysterious ancient world.

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Players must overcome daunting challenges, treacherous terrain, and gargantuan beasts while traversing a decaying land. Manipulate the environment to solve elaborate puzzles and creep past dangerous creatures under cover of muted landscapes, all set to an original soundtrack. Survive sweeping environments including mysterious towns, haunting forests, and massive subterranean ruins brought to life in an atmospheric experience.

The game is currently in development at SkyBox Labs, the same studio that worked on Halo Infinite in cooperation with 343 Industries. More details will be revealed during GDC 2019 next week.

Stela is scheduled to release later this year for PC and Xbox One. A PlayStation 4 release was not announced.

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