The Callisto Protocol has joined PlayStation Plus Premium's expanding trials programme.
The Callisto Protocol has joined PlayStation Plus Premium's ever-expanding trials programme - good news indeed for those yet to try the space horror game.
You can now play the game for one hour, which will give you a little taster of what's in store for protagonist Jacob Lee as he negotiates the perils of the galactic prison facility he finds himself in on Jovian moon Callisto.It is a shorter trial than previous PlayStation Plus offerings, with the likes of God of War Ragnarök giving players three hours of gameplay, but still a nice addition to the service.
The action horror - which cost around £132m to make over three years - affected parent company Krafton's value"due to sales shortages". According to one of the investors, Krafton expected to shift 5m copies of The Callisto Protocol, before this was scaled back. Its sales now stand north of 2m, with the publisher admitting it would"not be easy" to hit that previous target.
Vikki also acknowledged that while"Dead Space comparisons [were] impossible to avoid" she felt it made up for some of the missing tension"with production value and bloody-minded fun". "It's not anywhere near as scary as I was expecting," she wrote."But if you, like me, are coming into The Callisto Protocol thinking it's a shallow facsimile of Dead Space? Well, [it's] not quite."
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