A Quiet Place game breaks its silence with first trailer

Fans of the A Quiet Place films may remember that a video game based on the franchise was announced almost three years ago. After years of eerie but strangely fitting silence, publisher Saber Interactive has revealed the title and first trailer for A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead.

The first-person adventure is an original story featuring a young woman who must navigate a new area of ​​the film’s post-apocalyptic landscape for reasons unknown (although the game’s description mentions that she is dealing with some sort family drama). Like in the movies, remaining silent to avoid the wrath of sound-sensitive alien invaders requires using tools such as a custom microphone that measures sound levels in an area.

Stealth is key, and players must carefully observe environments to create their own paths while avoiding noisy hazards such as walking on broken glass, as shown in the video. The trailer doesn’t show any combat, but if it’s anything like the movies, guns will likely be present but perhaps toned down (they’re quite loud, you see).

Interestingly, A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead appears to have changed developers. When the game was first announced, Illogika was in charge. Now, the game credits Stormind Games, the team behind the horror series Remothered and, more recently, Batora: Lost Haven.

A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead was originally scheduled to launch in 2022, the same year. A Quiet Place, Part II released in theaters. With this trailer arriving ahead of the June 28 premiere A quiet place: first day, the game is once again riding the momentum of a new movie release. A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead is coming to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S and PC this year.