"Imbued with these new abilities, Hazel will confront and subdue dangerous creatures, untangle the webs of her own family’s shared past and-if she’s lucky-find her way to a place that feels like home," the description continues.
Hazel, who in the trailer is seen asking a skeleton-like man playing the guitar for help seeking a creature, is what's called a Weaver, a "mender of broken bonds and spirits," per the game's Steam page. inspired by “the more interesting geological, topographical, cultural, societal, historical areas of the South," creative director David Sears said in the Xbox blog post. You can find out all the latest news by visiting our E3 2023 hub, or you can catch up with our round-up posts of everything that was announced at Summer Game Fest, the Xbox Games Showcase, the PC Gaming Show, Day Of The Devs, and our top highlights from the Wholesome Direct.It'll take place in a fictionalized swathe of the U.S. NotE3 and Summer Game Fest 2023 is over for another year. No release date yet, but South Of Midnight is coming to Steam, Game Pass, and Xbox Serries X/S consoles. You might know Compulsion Games from noir adventure Contrast and open-world survival We Happy Few, two games which I've not played, but it seems like the team is going in an entirely new direction with this Southern Gothic tale. I'm incredibly curious about South Of Midnight, and keen to see more of what Compulsion has in store. Shears goes on to explain that South Of Midnight will take place across a fictionalised magical realist US, and you'll be exploring backwater parts of the country helping Hazel on her mission to "repair a broken world." The game will also feature magic (some of which we can see Hazel use at the end of the trailer) that will be used for both combat and traversal, and they'll also be a roster of monsters and creatures based on real-life folklore from the Deep South. The trailer showcases some pretty slick animation and shows young protagonist Hazel approach Shakin' Bones, who South Of Midnight's creative director David Sears describes as "an immortal figure, roughly analogous to the ferry boatman in Greek mythology, Charon, as he escorts you from the real world into a more fabulistic place" in an interview over on Xbox Wire Hmm curious.
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