Today, publisher Saber Interactive has announced A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead, a first-person single player horror adventure game set in the film universe created by John Krasinski.
The title is being developed by the Italian studio Stormind Games, known for the horror franchise Remothered and for the action RPG Batora: Lost Haven. It will be released by the end of 2024 on PC (Steam), PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series S|X.
A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead aims to capture the unique mix of frantic terror, chilling atmosphere, and engaging human drama that popularized the movies. Players will experience the journey of a young woman who must not only survive the nightmarish creatures of the apocalypse but also the anguish of interpersonal family conflict and her own inner fears.
They’ll have nothing more than wits and simple scavenged tools at their disposal to overcome the many treacherous challenges and obstacles that lie ahead, all while trying to survive the ever-present threat of the relentless alien enemies. Here’s the official feature set shared in the press release:
• A New Story in the A Quiet Place Universe: Embark on a dramatic new adventure in the world of the blockbuster A Quiet Place saga. Discover an untold tale of fear and courage as a young survivor trying to endure the eerie new nightmare of the apocalypse.
• Feel the Unnerving Terror of Silence: Experience absolute horror as you hide, distract, and sneak past the ultimate predatory creatures. But beware: even a single noise can give you away.
• Survive the End of the World: Discover your own path forward through the disquieting remains of human civilization, using your wits and ingenuity to observe each environment, leverage whatever tools you can find, and overcome the dangers all around you.
You can check out the first batch of in-game screenshots for A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead in the gallery below.
It is presently unclear whether there’s a direct relation between this game and the previously announced A Quiet Place horror adventure game in development at ILLOGIKA. The most likely scenario is that Saber Interactive switched development to Stormind Games.
