The release trailer for today’s release of “Chorus” has been released on the PlayStation Channel. In this article you will find video and very important information.
“Chorus” is now available for consoles and PCs – in digital and physical form. Offers PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X / S, PC and streaming services such as Google Stadia and Amazon Luna. In the PlayStation Store, the title is priced at. 39.99.
Fight your way into space
In this space shooter you will explore the dark places of the universe through a star warrior, which is ruled by a mysterious cult. The protagonist of the game Nara once belonged to this circle. After she decides to flee, her past overtakes her: all the resistance forces follow her.
So you have to face action-packed space battles. To defeat the circle and its mysterious leader, you must constantly upgrade your weapons and upgrade your ship. However, in the beginning, you must first master the use of specialized sliding dynamics.
“Chorus” was created by Fishlabs, a German development studio based in Hamburg. Deep Silver Publisher, a subsidiary of Koch Media.
You can watch the game here:
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The release trailer released today explains what the game has to offer. The description reads: “Through the chorus, Fishlops captured the nostalgia of classic space shooters and effectively integrated it with contemporary thinking to further enhance the feel of these games.”
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