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Square Enix and PlatinumGames team up for “ground breaking” PS4/PC project Babylon’s Fall

We have no idea exactly what Babylon’s Fall for the PS4 and PC is, but it looks damn cool so far — and Square Enix is throwing around the “ground breaking” description, which is hopefully a good sign.

We’ll go out on a limb and assume it a Soulsborne-adjacent kinda game at this point, just based on the trailer which can be seen below. Or maybe it’s a co-op adventure game… or both.

Check out the art and trailer below and start forming your own opinion!   Babylon’s Fall is scheduled for a 2019 release at the moment.

Babylon’s Fall art:

Babylon’s Fall announcement trailer:

At the company?s E3 showcase earlier today, SQUARE ENIX revealed a brand-new, ground breaking project being developed in partnership with PlatinumGames Inc., titled BABYLON?S FALL. It will release on the PlayStation 4 computer entertainment system and STEAM in 2019.

The announcement trailer teases a first look at the lore and action: https://youtu.be/T9pSGjpjZhI.

Paul Bryant

Staff Writer

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