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New ‘Someday You’ll Return’ Trailer Introduces Moravian Folk Music

The new trailer for CBE Software’s upcoming psychological horror game Someday You’ll Return is a special treat for those looking forward to the game’s release as it focuses on Moravian folk music Moravian culture plays a big role in the upcoming game. The trailer’s song is performed by Czech singer Gabriela Vermelho who also provides her musical talent for some songs in the game itself. In Someday You’ll Return, players will play as Daniel, a father looking for his missing daughter Stela who ran away from home. Daniel’s search soon brings him to the Moravian forests, a place from his past where he swore he would never return to. The game’s setting is unique as it takes place in the Czech Republic and features references to 9th-century tales and locations. Players will experience all sorts of game mechanics such as crafting, herbalism, stealth, tracking, climbing, interacting with an in-game Smartphone, and a karmic system that will affect the game’s ending.

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Mar 6, 2020
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Psychological-Horror Game ‘Someday You’ll Return’ Coming Fall 2019

What could be described as a lovechild between Outlast 2, Firewatch, Resident Evil 7, and Vanishing of Ethan Carter; comes a whole new psychological-horror adventure game, Someday You’ll Return. The game comes from the 2-man indie developer team out of Brno, CBE Software. This first-person experience follows Daniel as he searches the Moravian forests for his runaway daughter Stela. It’s a mystery as to why Stela chose these woods that Daniel swore he would never return to, which adds to the mystery of WHY does he not want to go back there. Daniel will encounter locals and supernatural forces that will help fill in the blanks of his past and answer why Stela is always running away from home. The game is horror but has a strong narrative-driven exploration element as the open world (a forest) is full of trails that can be explored using Daniel’s tracking skills and rock-climbing ability. There’s also a crafting mechanic where you can create

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Mar 14, 2019

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New ‘Someday You’ll Return’ Trailer Introduces Moravian Folk Music

The new trailer for CBE Software’s upcoming psychological horror game Someday You’ll Return is a special treat for those looking forward to the game’s release as it focuses on Moravian folk music Moravian culture plays a big role in the upcoming game. The trailer’s song is performed by Czech singer Gabriela Vermelho who also provides her musical talent for some songs in the game itself. In Someday You’ll Return, players will play as Daniel, a father looking for his missing daughter Stela who ran away from home. Daniel’s search soon brings him to the Moravian forests, a place from his past where he swore he would never return to. The game’s setting is unique as it takes place in the Czech Republic and features references to 9th-century tales and locations. Players will experience all sorts of game mechanics such as crafting, herbalism, stealth, tracking, climbing, interacting with an in-game Smartphone, and a karmic system that will affect the game’s ending.

Continue reading →
Mar 6, 2020
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Psychological-Horror Game ‘Someday You’ll Return’ Coming Fall 2019

What could be described as a lovechild between Outlast 2, Firewatch, Resident Evil 7, and Vanishing of Ethan Carter; comes a whole new psychological-horror adventure game, Someday You’ll Return. The game comes from the 2-man indie developer team out of Brno, CBE Software. This first-person experience follows Daniel as he searches the Moravian forests for his runaway daughter Stela. It’s a mystery as to why Stela chose these woods that Daniel swore he would never return to, which adds to the mystery of WHY does he not want to go back there. Daniel will encounter locals and supernatural forces that will help fill in the blanks of his past and answer why Stela is always running away from home. The game is horror but has a strong narrative-driven exploration element as the open world (a forest) is full of trails that can be explored using Daniel’s tracking skills and rock-climbing ability. There’s also a crafting mechanic where you can create

Continue reading →
Mar 14, 2019