The Plane Effect Announced for PC and Consoles

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The Plane Effect | Solo

PQube has announced that The Plane Effect, from Studio Kiku and Innovina Interactive, is headed to PS5, Xbox Series X, Nintendo Switch and Steam. It will be out sometime during 2021, a more specific release date has not been announced at this time. You can check out the trailer down below and read a little bit about the game.

The Plane Effect puts you in the shoes of Solo, a lonely office worker on his final day at the office and it is time to return to your beautiful family. You do have a family, don’t you? You think you do. You remember having a wife and child… you’re sure of it.

Toying with your grip of reality and distorting the balance of time and space, Solo battles adversity as he traverses the abstruse and deeply aesthetic world of The Plane Effect.

Along the dangerous path that Solo walks, you’ll be challenged with untangling impossible series’ of events, getting to grips with the intangible and using logic to overcome the increasingly illogical dystopia around you.
To check out some of the screenshots PQube has released, feel free to visit the game’s official website.

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