via Sony & Far From Home

Polish studio Far From Home unveils survival action game Forever Skies

Veterans from Dying Light developer Techland announced their new studio's first project.

Video game studio Far From Home, comprised of veterans from Techland, Bloober Team, and other studios, has been teasing an ambitious new game for the last two years, initially giving the game the codename “Project Oxygen.” Today, the studio unveiled gameplay footage for the game, with the official title for the game being Forever Skies.

Recommended Videos

Forever Skies will be a first-person action survival game that takes place on a dystopian Earth ruined by climate change. The gameplay footage shows the playable avatar holding some short of a futuristic gun, though it is never used to shoot at things. Instead, the gun is used to disintegrate objects like a door and later used to reconstruct a latter. Crafting and exploration will also be a big part of the game.

Related: Techland clarifies how long it will take to complete Dying Light 2 Stay Human (Update)

Far From Home is a Polish studio that is made up of several industry veterans who worked on titles like the Dying Light series, Dead Island, and The Medium. Forever Skies will be Far From Home’s first major video game.

The game is expected to come to early access on Steam later this year before coming to current consoles like the PlayStation 5. No release date was given, but the game can be wishlist on Steam right now.


Gamepur is supported by our audience. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn a small affiliate commission. Learn more
related content
Read Article Roblox One Fruit Simulator Codes (April 2024)
Read Article Roblox Blox Fruits codes (April 2024)
Read Article Drag Project Codes (April 2024)
Drag Project artwork
Read Article Skibi Defense Codes (April 2024)
in-game screenshot in Skibi Defense
Read Article Ro-Ghoul Codes (April 2024)
Ro-Ghoul artwork
Related Content
Author
Misael Duran
Freelance Writer who's been working with the Gamurs Group since 2019. I have over six years' worth of experience in Journalism and video game writing, having worked for sites like TheGamer, CBR, Pro Game Guides, and IGN.