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‘Chernobylite’ Gets Release Date!

All In! Games upcoming FPS survival horror Chernobylite has finally snagged a release date and will be coming out for PC players earlier this summer while Console players will have to wait for late summer to enter the dreaded Exclusion Zone. In Chernobylite players take on the role of a Stalker, someone fighting for survival in the Exclusion Zone of Chernobyl (that the Devs used 3D mapping of the real-life Exclusion Zone to make the game realistic as possible.). Players will have to survive the environment, other hostile stalkers, military personal, and supernatural creatures. Chenobylite has the following: Stealth, Survival, & Combat – Survival in the Zone is not easy, and each day brings new challenges as your comrades die and supplies diminish. Avoid detection with stealth takedowns or engage in open armed combat. Danger lurks around every corner. Base Building & Crafting – Construct a base from which to plan your daily operations and excursions. Utilize workstations to craft

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Jun 14, 2021
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Horror FPS ‘Chernobylite’ Coming This July

All In! Games and The Farm 51 have released a new trailer along with exciting news for the long-awaited RPG First Person Shooter horror Chernobylite. Players will be taken to the exclusion zone in Pripyat, Ukraine where they’ll fight for survival against threats human, natural, and supernatural. Chernobylite features the following: Explore a beautiful and horrifyingly accurate 3D-scanned recreation of the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone. Collaborate or compete with other stalkers in the Zone, but whatever you do, never fully trust them. Remember, everybody has a hidden agenda. Immerse yourself in a thrilling, non-linear science-fiction horror story. Make good use of your chemistry and physics knowledge to craft equipment and manage supplies. Fight against savage creatures pouring out of an alternate reality. Investigate and collect data with a set of sophisticated environmental and substance-analyzing tools. Chernobylite will be coming to PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC in July 2021. Early Access users can also download the Exclusive Final Pre-Launch Mega Patch

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Apr 23, 2021
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Emmy Winner John Renck In Talks To Direct “The Magus” Adaptation

The Emmy Award-winning “Chernobyl” John Renck is currently in negotiation to direct the adaptation of John Fowles’ novel for the mini-series “The Magus,” Variety reports. “The Magus,” originally published back in 1966, is set on a Greek isle where Nicholas Urfe, a young school teacher, finds himself embroiled in the psychological illusions of a master trickster, which becomes increasingly dark and serious. “1917’s” Neal Street Productions produces along with Pippa Harris and Sam Mendes and is written by Tom Edge (Judy, “The Crown”). The novel has been adapted once before in the 1960s by Fowles himself and starred Anthony Quinn. Take a look at the 1968 film’s trailer (below). Featured Image By Variety

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‘Chernobylite’ Gets Release Date!

All In! Games upcoming FPS survival horror Chernobylite has finally snagged a release date and will be coming out for PC players earlier this summer while Console players will have to wait for late summer to enter the dreaded Exclusion Zone. In Chernobylite players take on the role of a Stalker, someone fighting for survival in the Exclusion Zone of Chernobyl (that the Devs used 3D mapping of the real-life Exclusion Zone to make the game realistic as possible.). Players will have to survive the environment, other hostile stalkers, military personal, and supernatural creatures. Chenobylite has the following: Stealth, Survival, & Combat – Survival in the Zone is not easy, and each day brings new challenges as your comrades die and supplies diminish. Avoid detection with stealth takedowns or engage in open armed combat. Danger lurks around every corner. Base Building & Crafting – Construct a base from which to plan your daily operations and excursions. Utilize workstations to craft

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Jun 14, 2021
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Horror FPS ‘Chernobylite’ Coming This July

All In! Games and The Farm 51 have released a new trailer along with exciting news for the long-awaited RPG First Person Shooter horror Chernobylite. Players will be taken to the exclusion zone in Pripyat, Ukraine where they’ll fight for survival against threats human, natural, and supernatural. Chernobylite features the following: Explore a beautiful and horrifyingly accurate 3D-scanned recreation of the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone. Collaborate or compete with other stalkers in the Zone, but whatever you do, never fully trust them. Remember, everybody has a hidden agenda. Immerse yourself in a thrilling, non-linear science-fiction horror story. Make good use of your chemistry and physics knowledge to craft equipment and manage supplies. Fight against savage creatures pouring out of an alternate reality. Investigate and collect data with a set of sophisticated environmental and substance-analyzing tools. Chernobylite will be coming to PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC in July 2021. Early Access users can also download the Exclusive Final Pre-Launch Mega Patch

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Apr 23, 2021
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Emmy Winner John Renck In Talks To Direct “The Magus” Adaptation

The Emmy Award-winning “Chernobyl” John Renck is currently in negotiation to direct the adaptation of John Fowles’ novel for the mini-series “The Magus,” Variety reports. “The Magus,” originally published back in 1966, is set on a Greek isle where Nicholas Urfe, a young school teacher, finds himself embroiled in the psychological illusions of a master trickster, which becomes increasingly dark and serious. “1917’s” Neal Street Productions produces along with Pippa Harris and Sam Mendes and is written by Tom Edge (Judy, “The Crown”). The novel has been adapted once before in the 1960s by Fowles himself and starred Anthony Quinn. Take a look at the 1968 film’s trailer (below). Featured Image By Variety

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