
Bleak Dystopia
Drama
Adventure
Bleak Dystopia is a first-person episodic, cinematic adventure, where you witness a dystopian society and explore the tragic life story of such society’s denizens.
25 Nov, 2022
30 Oct, 2025
About this game
Bleak Dystopia is a first-person episodic, cinematic adventure, where you witness a dystopian society and explore the tragic life story of such society’s denizens.
Storyline
What was a world where every man, regardless of his contribution to society, had the same as the other man? Some would say it was the perfect example of how the world should be. There would be no worries about tomorrow. Everyone had what they need. There would be no jealousy, as your neighbour had the same as you did. Humans were all equal. There should be no disparities amongst people. That was exactly what the world had come to.
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Platforms:
PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5
Release Date:
25 Nov, 2022
Modes:
Single player
Themes:
Drama
Genres:
Adventure
Player Perspectives:
First person
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Main Developers
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Supporting Developers
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Publishers
Playstige Interactive
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