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Q-Games Announces The Tomorrow Children
Q-Games is best known for its 2D PixelJunk series, but during a Sony Press conference, Dylan Cuthbert took the stage to give us a look at the studio's newest game, a 3D title called The Tomorrow Children.
Q-Games didn't share a lot of details about it's new game, but showed a trailer, which gave us a look at an interesting papercraft-looking population that faces a world-ending threat. Giant Spider and metallic Godzilla-like monsters attacked a group of children, who fired back with shot guns and other hand-built weapons. The game looks like it might have an building and crafting element, but we hope to learn more about this title soon. The PixelJunk games have had great success and we hope for big things from Q-Games now title as well.
You can watch the trailer here:
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