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Dead Space Writer Teases A June 11 Game Reveal
Dead Space writer Antony Johnston took to Twitter to alert people that he's been working on a big game for around two years - and that in "totally unrelated news" people should check out the PS5 event happening this Thursday.
As some of you know, I’ve been working on a big videogame for almost 2 years now.
— Antony Johnston (@AntonyJohnston) June 9, 2020
In totally unrelated news, you should all watch the PS5 launch event on Thursday.
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While it's not much to go on, as we assume many games will be unveiled during Thursday's big event, Johnston did offer a bit more of a tease in a follow-up tweet. The clue... doesn't help much, but it's something.
Hint: you play a character having a really bad time https://t.co/yVvUwZVdS2
— Antony Johnston (@AntonyJohnston) June 10, 2020
Let the speculation begin! Silent Hill? Dead Space? Something else? What do you think it's going to be? Whatever the case, we won't have to wait too long, as the reveal is quite soon.
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