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Deadly Tower of Monsters
Atlus's second game announcement of the day is a decidedly different title than The Legend of Legacy. The publisher is teaming up with ACE Team (Zeno Clash, Abyss Odyssey) again, this time to put is at the heart of a B-movie.
Deadly Tower of Monsters puts players in the shoes of one of a number of protagonists that have classic 70s science fiction names. Dick Starspeed, Scarlet Nova, and The Robot all have their own pros and cons, and you'll be able to swap among them at checkpoints.
Throughout the game, you'll need to ascend the titular title, find hidden areas, and dispose of animatronic and rubber-suited aliens. Deadly Tower of Monsters is coming to PlayStation 4 and PC later this year.
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