Corner Studio Games Shares Endless Machines Teaser: Watch
Eight robots search for their missing creators in the adventure game, which generates some of its dialogue with language models running on the player’s computer.
Corner Studio Games has released a teaser trailer for Endless Machines, its adventure game about robots that keep working long after humanity has vanished. The trailer went up on the game's Steam page Sept. 25, and the studio shared the footage in an Instagram reel that calls the game "still very much a work in progress." Watch an excerpt below.
An excerpt from the Endless Machines teaser, shown without sound. Watch the full trailer on Steam.
The player starts as a robot named Katame and wakes seven others across the world, each with its own abilities and personality. "This is not a world waiting to be saved. It already moved on," the Steam page reads. The studio has written that it began as a top-down isometric game and became "something that feels a bit like a third-person game that controls like a strategy game."
Corner Studio Games is Jonas Falk, Cindy Fonvig, and composer Gaston de Lacaze. The game is coming to Windows, with no release date.
For more reading, see Killscreen on ELIZA, the Endless Machines Steam page and Corner Studio Games' site.
Endless Machines. Courtesy Corner Studio Games.
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