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The Tomorrow Children
It's been a while since we last heard from Q Games about its title The Tomorrow Children. The game has players pool their efforts to rebuild a city in an alternate version of '60s-era Russia following a weird disaster. A new trailer shows off the PS4 game and also features studio founder Dylan Cuthbert sharing his love for Japan.
Cooperation is critical in the game, and players are grouped together to rebuild a new city. Q Games wants players to feel as though they're part of a community, and that their actions are contributing to larger goals. Take a look at the clip below to learn more.
The Tomorrow Children is set for a Sept. 6 release. For more on the game, take a look at our hands-on impressions back from when it was first announced. We also spoke with Cuthbert a while ago on the Game Informer Show, where he talked about The Tomorrow Children and his experiences working with Nintendo back in the '90s – including on the Star Fox series.
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