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Gods Will Be Watching
Publisher Devolver Digital announced today that Deconstructeam’s Indie point-and-click puzzle game Gods Will Be Watching will release on July 24, 2014. The game will be available on PC, Mac, and Linux via Steam, Humble, and GOG.
Gods Will Be Watching follows Sgt. Burden and his space crew through six chapters, each presenting different puzzles and tough moral decisions. Scenarios players can expect to struggle with include a hostage negotiation, surviving with your crew in a frozen wilderness, and resisting torture.
The indie game will be available as both a standard edition for $9.99, and a collector’s edition for $19.99. In addition to the game, the collector’s edition includes the soundtrack, a digital art book, and a digital prequel comic.
News editor Mike Futter had the chance to play Gods Will Be Watching at PAX East, and came away impressed, if stressed out. Read his hands-on-impressions here. For even more on the upcoming point-and-click puzzle game, check out the new screens in the gallery below.
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