The classic horror game "Seven Nights", which was launched on the Nokia platform in 2008, today officially announced its new sequel "Seven Nights: Redemption".The game was developed by the original team, Hangzhou Fula, and released its first actual trailer, announcing that the game will be based on Unreal Engine 5 technology and will be available on PC and console platforms in the form of a "stand-alone buyout system."

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"Seven Nights: Redemption" is not a simple remake, but a comprehensive innovation from game form to technical specifications.The original game is a well-known horror game on the Symbian system, and the new game will be completely upgraded to a third-person horror action game. The graphics performance will achieve a qualitative leap due to the blessing of Unreal Engine 5.

The official emphasized that all the images in the video content released this time were recorded on real machines, including real machine operations and cutscenes, which intuitively demonstrate the immersive experience of the game to players.At the same time, the official also stated that "the pictures under development do not represent the final quality", which indicates that the game still has room for optimization.

The story of the game is set in a remote country estate in the United States.Players will take on the role of Ken Savitt, a well-known thriller writer.He himself is a man on the verge of insanity.The game will integrate unique local folklore and historical elements to tell the story of Ken's strange journey between the twisted spiritual world, cruel reality and his fictional works.

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