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Lies Of P Is Releasing In September And Getting A Free Demo Today
Lies of P, a game that is somehow inspired by Bloodborne and the 1883 Italian novel, The Adventures of Pinocchio, is getting a playable demo and it will be available today on all platforms the game is releasing for.
Along with the news of the demo, the game also received a new trailer, a collection of new screenshots (seen below), and the reveal of a collector's edition for the game. The deluxe version of the game will include the Great Venigni’s Set, a unique mask, and three days early access to the game. The physical collector's edition will include a steelbook, artbook, and a digital soundtrack.
The demo, which will be available today, let's players check out the game's first two chapters, which will let players tackle a boss alongside introducing a number of characters.
Lies of P releases September 19 on PlayStation 5 and 4, Xbox Series X/S and Xbox One, and PC.
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