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ECHO, sci-fi stealth action adventure game powered by Unreal Engine 4, first screenshots

Ultra Ultra is currently working on a new sci-fi stealth action adventure game, ECHO, and has released the first screenshots for it.

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Relientk773210d ago

Hmm will put this on my radar

MilkMan3210d ago

SO many games out there that are like 100% better than Hitman. I thought the new Hitman was going to be something special, but It's not. I liked where Absolution was going, then they receded. Games like this, Republique, Volume, Older Metal Gears and Splinter Cell, hell even Styx just trump that craptastic game called Hitman.
I'll keep this game on my watch list.

Fist4achin3210d ago

Sweet. I feel like the games are really starting to roll in for this generation finally.

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Best Oculus Quest Games to Play Right Now

Noah writes: "Just picked up an Oculus Quest and looking for something to play? Here are some of the best games to get started with on your new headset."

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ECHO developer Ultra Ultra shuts down

Ultra Ultra, the Copenhagen-based studio behind the third-person science-fiction adventure game ECHO, has closed shop, the studio announced.

“We’re terribly sad to report that Ultra Ultra has ceased to exist,” the studio said in a tweet. “We are grateful to have had the chance to crystallize something truly from the heart. ECHO will remain available on stores.”

Despite the studio closure, the film based on ECHO is “still in the works.”

ECHO was released digitally for PlayStation 4 and PC (Steam) in September 2017 to favorable reviews.

KaaF2230d ago (Edited 2230d ago )

God damn it, that game was one of the most atmospheric and immersive games pretty much ever. Too bad artistic games get buried and only shooty shooty, pew pew pew junk makes money.

Rangerman12082230d ago (Edited 2230d ago )

Wasn't a fan of the game but I did appreciated the effort that the devs crafted in it. Really sucks when small developers with good potential gets shut down

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Echo Review: A Game Where Enemies Use Your Own Moves Against You

When Echo was first showed off at E3 last year, I was quite impressed by the game's enemy AI and it's constantly evolving nature. This gorgeous yet flawed game is the work of Danish developer Ultra Ultra and leverages the Unreal engine 4 to bring it's fascinating mechanics to fruition.

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