Back in February 2013, Capcom announced the dark and gloomy dungeon crawler Deep Down, a game that would eventually be released on the just-announced PlayStation 4. Two years have passed, we've seen a new trailer and heard a few tidbits of information here and there, but nothing concrete. Now, Capcom has opened up about the delay.
Capcom's on-again off-again PS4-exclusive RPG Deep Down has had a strange life. Information leaks have been extremely slow and cryptic. The latest trailer from the Tokyo Game Show (TGS) finally gives some solid (English!) information about the game, shedding a little light on its sci-fi meets dark fantasy setting.
Capcom is being pretty tight-lipped about its PlayStation 4 exclusive RPG Deep Down. The game was shown off back in 2013, but since then only a few screens and a short trailer have been released. So... what's the deal, Capcom? Can we come over and play?
It's been a while since that original PlayStation 4 reveal, featuring Deep Down on the main stage. All we saw was a dude in armor trying his hardest not to roast alive in front of a dragon. Apparently there is more to Deep Down than hiding behind walls and making fire-breathing lizards really, really mad. Apparently there's a really weird sci-fi element here too!
Co-Optimus loves a bit of Dark Souls 2, but what do we do once the dying is over? One option is to wait a few months for the Playstation 4 title Deep Down that will have plenty of 4 player co-op dungeon crawling. The game is getting closer to release, but who knows exactly when? The two newly teased screenshots may give us a clue.
Hello everyone, do you understand me? Good, English is one language you can comprehend, but do you also know Japanese? It will help when watching the new development diary for Deep Down the 4 player dungeon crawler game coming to PlayStation 4. Although you may not understand the words, the gameplay footage is universal.
A new trailer has emerged for free-to-play PlayStation 4 exclusive Deep Down. From what we can gather, all signs are pointing to co-op. And even more signs are pointing to awesome co-op.
