Humans and synthetics on a space cruise, who is the traitor? The game will debut on PS5 and PS4.
Although playing and cooperating with friends is always fun, betraying them and ending them unexpectedly also has a special charm. So much so that this premise has led titles like Among Us to become a social phenomenon. If hearing about the Innersloth game has lit up your eyes, watch out, because you may be interested in learning more about First Class Trouble.
After its passage through PC, it will be released on PS5 and PS4 on November 2“First Class Trouble is a group game of social deception, this means that communication with the other players is a key point. Unfortunately, it also means that you cannot trust anyone “, comment the authors of this video game that, after passing through PC as Early Access, now also confirms its arrival on PlayStation 5 and PS4.
With a futuristic setting but an aesthetic reminiscent of the 1950s, First Class Trouble transports us to a vacation cruise in which servants, embodied by human-like machines, have rebelled against those they were supposed to please. So now you know what it is: some players will be survivors and others will be murderers. The former must cooperate to appease the corrupted AI in Alithea’s guts.
The personoids, for their part, must at all costs prevent humans from succeeding. “That means you must lie, cheat and finally, Throw overboard to those pesky humans. “There are some interesting peculiarities such as that residents” need oxygen to survive “, but personoids do not, so the latter can sabotage the ventilation systems to kill their rivals. there are details that can give them away: to move forward it is necessary to use magnetic cards that the personoids themselves can take but, obviously, they will not want to use them.The point is that everyone can see that they are carrying a card, so they can raise suspicions.
If all this sounds good to you and you liked the trailer for the latest State of Play, First Class Trouble launches on PS5 and PlayStation 4 on November 2.
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