Paramount's Star Trek: Shadow Frontier Aims to Be the Ultimate Starfleet Experience - Bloober Team Crafting a Psychological Thriller
In an exclusive reveal at IGN Live, Paramount Games Studio, consisting of all Paramount and Skydance gaming studios, has teamed up with Bloober Team, creators of the critically acclaimed Silent Hill…
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In an exclusive reveal at IGN Live, Paramount Games Studio, consisting of all Paramount and Skydance gaming studios, has teamed up with Bloober Team, creators of the critically acclaimed Silent Hill 2 remake, for Star Trek: Shadow Frontier. This upcoming game features Michelle Forbes reprising her role as Ro Laren, stranded on an alien planet. With heavy investment from Paramount, the goal is to create the best Star Trek game ever made. Unlike previous entries in the series, Star Trek: Shadow Frontier leans towards a psychological thriller genre, reminiscent of Ninja Theory's Hellblade series. Set against the backdrop of Starfleet, expect intense personal conflicts and a thrilling adventure that showcases Bloober Team's expanded creative range beyond horror games. With its unique blend of cinematic storytelling, third-person action, and Star Trek's innate qualities, Star Trek: Shadow Frontier promises to offer fans an unexpected yet engaging experience. The game is already in development and is one of the first projects from Paramount Games Studio following their recent formation.
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