You will only survive Hello Sunshine’s wasteland by walking in the darkness of a giant robot

This is one for science fiction followers between us. Hello Sunshine is a “mysterious role -playing game” from Draugen manufacturers, in which you have to navigate a blistering desert by protecting in the continuous shadow of a friendly robot. A collapsed corporation named Sunshine turned the planet into a burned wasteland leaving only the aircraft and dusty sales machines. “You play the last staff,” the developers Red Thread Games said. “Walking in the darkness of a giant robot in the stifling days; near to keep warm on cold nights.” I wonder if any of this is a metaphor. Ah, who cares, it has an interesting introduction.

You are trying to approach a distant tower, where you will “help decide the fate of what is left of this world.” But to go there, you must take advantage of the shadow of your large metal friend to survive other rays of the sun. On the way, you will pick up food trash, salvage the ‘n’ N ‘mechanical bits, upgrade your large BOT and deploy smaller drones to help mush the surrounding environment and collect useful devices. When night falls at night and you will have to snuggle into the robot, where you can cook food and tinker with the device.

“At first, Colossus hardly admitted you,” the Blurb on the Steam page of the speaking game. “Over time, your bonds are enhanced. Supporting repair robots, upgrading and unlocking new ways to interact. In return, the metal giant will help you enter your journey – positioning hidden in the desert, lifting you to overcome obstacles, protect you from threats, fight host war machines.”

You will also be able to provide Pal after your end of the world for a painting, and add a problem to his shiny metal chassis. Interestingly, it seems that there will be a co-op mode, which seems to make a player like humans and others Lad Sand-style Big Lad.

“Collaborate with a friend (or friend) to experience the journey from different views,” the developers said. “Coordinate the scavenging, commercial resources and discover how your special partnership shapes the story.”

Red Thread Games has previously implemented Triped Triped Dustborn, which witnessed a series of mistakes surpassing a United States with a comic book “Words are Magic” Schtick. Earlier, they created the mystery of the first person Draugen, in which you discovered a abandoned Norwegian village called Graavik for clues about your missing sister. Alice B (RPS in peace) thinks it’s fine. “Draugen did a lot of tropical regions,” she said in her review, “but it made others in a tired way to attract attention from me … Graavik, while it was still a good place to visit. But you won’t want to live there.”

Hello Sunshine has no date of release. It is only listed as “coming out”. We will tell you when there is more information passing through the horizon.