The developerIronwood Studios, of Seattle, announced collaboration withKepler Interactivefor the publication of his highly anticipated debut title,Pacific Drive. The game will arrive in the course of the year and the study presented today to Future Games Show a new video development diary on the realization of the driving and survival adventure.
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In the last video, Alexander Dracott, Ironwood Studio Head and Creative DirectorPacific Drive, tells how his passion for a life for car trips on the northwestern Pacific coast gave the seminal idea of the game. Join Alex and the other members of the Ironwood team to discover the creative process that led to the realization of Pacific Drive's unique survival gameplay, based on first-person driving.
Speaking of the partnership with Kepler Interactive, Dracott said: "We are incredibly excited about the collaboration with Kepler Interactive for the publication ofPacific Drive. Their unique approach to work with developers fits perfectly with Ironwood Studios and we look forward to sharing more details of the collaboration soon."
Pacific Driveis a journey-based survival adventure, where you have to face supernatural dangers during each expedition to the Olympic Exclusion Zone. With your car as the only companion, you will explore a surreal reinterpretation and full of anomalies of the Northwest Pacific coast, making operational base in an abandoned garage where you can work on new spare parts to improve and repair the station wagon. As you enter the Zone you will collect valuable resources and investigate the traces that you will find to understand exactly what happened and what it takes to survive in an unpredictable and hostile environment.
Pacific Drivewill be available on PlayStation 5 and PC (road) Steam and Epic Games Store In 2023.
