Some indie titles certainly know how to take gamers on trippy adventures. The Mind’s Eclipse, which recently received a nice little trailer showcasing what players can expect, is no exception to this. While a demo and a few videos have been floating around for some time, the latest footage to arrive happens to also be the announcement trailer. To top that off, a release date is also included.

The Mind’s Eclipse looks just as ominous as it sounds. The black and white hand-drawn art style seems as if it will compliment the “emotional narrative-driven gameplay” very well. If this doesn’t sound intriguing enough, check out the video below, followed by the game’s description:

The CORE, a private research station, 2352. Celebrity scientist Jonathan Campbell awakens to this fallen utopia and must search for his loved ones – with the help of L, a mysterious companion.

The Mind’s Eclipse is a science-fiction visual novel featuring hand-drawn scenes in black and white, and emotional narrative-driven gameplay. Players will uncover the mystery of the Eclipse and its side-narratives by exploring, searching through logs and journals, and piecing together what happened to the CORE whilst searching for Jonathan’s family.

The Game

• An interactive fiction in stark black and white, with morally gray characters
• With the help of a mysterious companion, explore a fallen utopia in search for your loved ones and uncover the mystery of the Eclipse
• Piece together what led to the CORE’s fall from journals and chat logs
• No dating? No Problem. Every environment is interactive, pulling the player into a science fiction world worth exploring
• Beware COSy”

This trippy adventure is set to launch on January 25, 2018 for PC(via Steam). Keep it tuned to Don’t Feed the Gamers as this story develops, and for other gaming news, check out the following:

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