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Deep Down
Capcom’s Deep Down made a splash at the PlayStation 4 reveal in February 2013 and then again at last year’s Tokyo Game Show. The title slid from view this year, with no-shows at E3 and Gamescom this year. After that hiatus, Capcom is giving us a new look from this year’s TGS.
Deep Down, which is still not confirmed for release outside of Japan (though the English voice over gives us hope), looks similar to FromSoftware’s work on the Souls franchise. This time though, there is a bit more revealed about the story.
There is a connection between the distant past on our future. How this ties in with the obliterated New York we learned about before still isn’t quite clear.
Capcom says the game is free-to-play and headed for PlayStation 4, though we still don’t know much about its structure or when we might get to play it. Check out the trailer above.
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