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Volume
In an attempt to get ahead of the insanity that is E3, this morning developer Mike Bithell released a treaser trailer for the upcoming Volume.
(let the experiment in whether a live action trailer released the day before E3 can get _any_ attention begin ;D)
— Mike Bithell (@mikeBithell) June 8, 2014
There is no gameplay to speak of, but the trailer does set up what is, presumably, the game's antagonist corporation Gisborne, with questions like, "Doesn't a military contractor handling England security just make sense?"
You can check out the trailer below.
(that trailer was cheaper than a flight to E3, btw ;D)
— Mike Bithell (@mikeBithell) June 8, 2014
For more on Volume, check out its original announcement trailer. For our review of Thomas Was Alone, head here. To see a recent batch of screenshots from the game, head here. You can also check out some raw gameplay from the game released a few months ago below.
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