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The Callisto Protocol the Truth of Black Iron Trailer Revealed

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The mysterious previews have finally turned into realities. A new trailer for The Callisto Protocol has appeared online. The production of Striking Distance Studios promises to be a real deal for fans of survival horror.

The presented trailer focuses on the storyline, although you should forget that it will give you everything on a plate. Instead, the trailer is mysterious, disturbing, spectacular and – as usual for The Callisto Protocol – downright brutal.

Also, the trailer further reveals that the game will include a well-known actress, Karen Fukuhara. You may remember her from the role of Katana in 2016’s Suicide Legion and Kimiko Miyashiro from The Boys.

The character played by Fukuhara appears to have been assigned an important role in the plot of Striking Distance Studios’ upcoming game.

This game is expected to be supported for at least a year after its release. Gamers can expect free updates and – though nothing is certain yet – storyline DLC.

The Callisto Protocol is scheduled to be released as early as December 2 this year. The game will be available to play on PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One and Xbox Series X and S.

Recently, in a bad new for Xbox Game Pass subscribers, it was announced that the game will not be included in Xbox Game Pass subscriptions any time soon.

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