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Stealth Seed will "test our humanity."

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The team at Storm in a Teacup, the studio behind the critically acclaimed “Close to the Sun”, have unveiled their latest project – Stealth Seed. The project was announced with the release of a thrilling trailer that has already generated excitement among fans of stealth games.

Stealth Seed is set to be the studio’s biggest project to date, and the developers have opted to reveal it to the public well ahead of its official release in order to build up anticipation and keep players informed about the development process. The game itself is an action-packed adventure title with a strong emphasis on stealth gameplay mechanics.

Stealth Seed will be available exclusively on the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and PC platforms. The developers have confirmed that the game is slated for a 2024 release, so players will have to wait a bit longer to get their hands on this highly-anticipated title.

However, the early reveal of the project has already created a buzz, and fans are eagerly awaiting the chance to play Stealth Seed.

Stealth Seed, the highly-anticipated title from the creative director and CEO of the studio, takes players on a journey to a post-apocalyptic Earth where the planet was nearly destroyed by the fight between humans and AI-controlled machines.

As the last survivors struggle to survive in a world devastated by the conflict, players will be tasked with navigating through a diverse combat and stealth system to complete their mission.

This project is considered to be the studio’s most challenging to date, requiring players to not only master the game’s mechanics but also to confront their own humanity. The game promises a deep and emotional story that will keep players engaged throughout their epic journey.

To get a sneak peek of what’s in store, players can check out the first footage of Stealth Seed, which has just been released.

With the start of the promotional campaign, it’s possible that the game will make an appearance at one of the summer gaming events. Get ready for an unforgettable experience as you explore a world unlike anything you’ve seen before.

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