Check Out BioWare's Third Eerie Trailer for Its New Project -- What Is It Teasing?
Plus, BioWare will hold a special "fan event" during Gamescom on August 13; will be live-streamed.
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BioWare today released a third teaser trailer for its its upcoming unannounced project and published details about a special "fan event" to be held next week at Gamescom in Cologne, Germany.
The teaser, titled "Impact," shows a young woman who appears distraught saying the phrase "It's not my fault" over and over. As the camera pans out, we see that she is standing in front of a house that has been sucked into the ground by some unknown force.
The video ends with a line of text that asks, "Can you control your power?" It also includes the tagline, "You've Been Chosen," which BioWare used for the past two trailers. That is also the name of a teaser website that you can access at www.youve-been-chosen.com.
You can watch the first two BioWare teasers here.
We may not have much longer to wait to find out what BioWare's mystery project is. The developer also today announced that it will hold a special "fan event" during Gamescom next week. The event takes place at the COlogne Marriott Hotel on August 13 from 3-7 PM CEST.
If you can't attend in person, BioWare will stream the event live on Twitch.
BioWare's mystery game is not being made by any BioWare developer in Canada, and is not the new IP that the studio talked about at E3 this year. What do you think it is? Let us know in the comments.
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