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Square Enix Teases Newest PlatinumGames Title, Babylon’s Fall

Square Enix has released a teaser trailer for the newest title from renowned action-game developers PlatinumGames, titled Babylon’s Fall. Though very little is known about the game, Square Enix had this to say about the trailer:

“Babylon’s Fall is a brand new game from Square Enix, developed in partnership with renowned action specialists PlatinumGamesInc (Bayonette series, Nier: Automata) In our new teaser trailer, unveiled during the State of Play broadcast earlier today, take an early look at the game’s fluid action gameplay for the first time as well its striking brushstroke visual art-style delivered by the original “Brushwork Filter.”

More information on Babylon’s Fall is set to be revealed this summer, so keep an eye on MonsterVine for the latest updates.

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Stationed in the barren, arctic land of Canada, Spencer is a semi-frozen Managing Editor who plays video games like they're going out of style. His favourite genres are RPGs, fighting games, and platformers.

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