PLAYISM has today launched GNOSIA, the single-player werewolf game developed by Petit Depotto, across multiple formats. The game was originally released for the PlayStation Vita in 2019, with a Nintendo Switch version launching in 2020. From today, is now available for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.
In GNOSIA, you are on a spaceship drifting through space. Among the crew are a deadly threat known as the “Gnosia”. These alien beings disguise themselves as humans, attacking and eliminating one crew member every night. The crew formulates a desperate plan for survival, in which the most suspicious among them will be put into “cold sleep” one-by-one, in an effort to rid the ship of Gnosia.
The player take join either side; human or Gnosia. As a human, your goal is to find all of the Gnosia and vote to put them all into cold sleep. As a Gnosia, your goal would be to eliminate crew members every night, until you outnumber the humans.
GNOSIA Gameplay
The game starts when you find out that there are Gnosia hidden among the crew, and ends when you fulfill either the win or lose condition for your role. As the player, you will have to repeat this process to discover the truth. What exactly are your enemy? Why do the occurrences in this spaceship loop over and over again?
You will discover information over many loops. Slowly but surely piecing it all together to unravel the mystery. At first, your character isn’t very good at much and will have a hard time controlling how the discussions go, often at the mercy of the majority. However, as you go through more and more loops, your level will increase, letting you freely allocate points towards parameters such as charisma and logic. Eventually, you can become a key speaker in discussions, directly influencing conversations and swaying other characters’ opinions.
GNOSIA is available from today, priced at $24.99 USD. Are you interested in this unique take on sci-fi horror? Did you play the PlayStation Vita original? Let us know in the comments below!
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