It seems like the combat will require the players to find an opening and counterattack with precise timing.Īccumulating the skill gauge through successful parries and evasions will enable Eve to use skills such as armor piercing and powerful AoE attack. Eve will attack, defend, and evade the enemies while trying to get a better understanding of their attack patterns. In the latest trailer, you can see some of the game’s stylish sword fights in action. Humanity has been expelled from Earth, and the protagonist Eve, a survivor of the paratrooper squad deployed from the Colony, must explore the desolated Earth and fight through powerful enemies. Project Eve is an action-adventure game in which you fight to reclaim Earth from invaders called the NA:tives. Getting 260 PS5s would cost over $130,000 USD. In Korea, PS5 is sold for 628,000 won (approx. That’s quite generous considering the price of PS5. He is currently directing Shift Up’s upcoming title Project Eve.Īccording to Shift Up, the company gave PS5s in response to the official announcement of the PS5 release of Project Eve, so that all the staff members can play the game when it comes out. Kim Hyung Tae handled the character designs for Magna Carta: Crimson Stigmata and DESTINY CHILD. Kim Hyung Tae, the CEO of the studio also sent a special thank you email to employees, thanking them for their hard work.
The office floor looks empty, so perhaps the company brought in the consoles while no one was at work yet and gave them to the employees as a surprise gift. In the released photos, we can see a large number of PS5 consoles being brought into Shift Up’s office and a floor with a PS5 on each of the staff’s chairs.
The latest trailer for Project Eve was shown during the PlayStation Showcase 2021 on September 9, and it seems like the PS5 consoles were given to employees on that day. Shift Up, the Korean studio behind the action-adventure game Project Eve, gave a PS5 to each of its 260 staff members. Publication date of the original Japanese article: 16:38 (JST)
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