E3 2018: Babylon’s Fall Announced for PS4 and PC by Platinum Games

By Paul Tamburro

Babylon’s Fall, a brand new Platinum Games release, has been announced for the PS4 and PC during Square Enix’s E3 2018 press conference. The game is the latest major Platinum Games release since 2017’s NieR Automata, with it sharing a visual similarity to From Software’s Dark Souls.

It looks set to be another combat-focused Platinum game, with the trailer blending history with some CG footage. None of this appeared to be gameplay footage, though it does offer a good indication of what this mysterious new project will look like.

Watch the new Babylon’s Fall trailer below:

Paul Tamburro
Paul Tamburro

Paul Tamburro is the Director of Content at Evolve Media.

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