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P.A.M.E.L.A. is a survival horror game, set in a once idyllic futuristic city. It’s an indie game that’s been in development for a couple of years now, and is coming up to Steam Early Access on March 9.
The latest trailer, called Downfall, ticks off all the check boxes we need to be wigged out by a game: robots, an isolated torch lighting your way, a weirdly emotionless A.I. voice warning you about the city, and, last but not least, hordes of aggressive people who look suspiciously like they’ve been infected with a terrible virus of some kind. The trailer also has a cool time lapse showing bodies appearing and disappearing, as a missing persons board gradually fills up. Check it out below.
Right now the game doesn’t have a firm release date, but you can find more info (including that it’s being made by a team of just four people) on the official site here.
