Directive 8020 Set to Release on PS5 This October

Sure thing, here’s a fresh take — and, uh, expect a little bit of chaos:

Okay, so here’s the deal — Directive 8020 from Supermassive Games is landing on PlayStation 5, and the date? October 2. Why am I telling you this? Because, somehow, you might care. Or not. But, hey, maybe it’s just me who’s intrigued. Whatever, check it out if you want.

Right, there’s some sort of an age thing too. You know, that screen where you put in your birthdate? Yeah, classic – makes you feel young and ancient at the same time.

Anyway, it’s from the folks behind UNTIL DAWN and THE QUARRY. Remember those? Now, they’ve concocted this sci-fi horror thing. Sounds fancy. Mixes survival with storytelling – like, pick-your-poison kinda vibe. Choices that actually matter, or so they claim.

Plot twist: Earth’s, like, seriously not doing well — twelve light years away (like that’s a real distance I understand), Tau Ceti f is where it’s happening. Or is it? The crew ends up on Cassiopeia, their ship, but there’s more to this place. “Not alone” is a theme, apparently.

Aliens that mimic humans? Say what! I mean, it’s like a freaky game of “who’s who?” but with life-or-death stakes. These guys have to dodge these shape-shifting aliens. It almost sounds unreal. Or maybe too real?

Okay, let’s chat features for a sec. Picture a Hollywood vibe — Lashana Lynch is in this one. Astronaut ‘Young’ — not sure how groundbreaking a name that is, but we’ll roll with it. You’re on edge, all movie-style in space, hope in one hand, fear in the other.

Oh, and surprise! Aliens, yep, they’re lurking in shadows, probably plotting with intense evil glares. Improvised weapons, reflexes sharper than my attempts at cooking — survival 101, plain and simple. Stealth mode engaged because, trust me, you don’t want a head-on alien encounter.

Trust? Ha, what’s that? These aliens are sneaky, morphing into crew members — like a cosmic game of Among Us. Paranoia maxed out? Probably.

Space, where death seems… plentiful, from what they say. And that’s a wrap. I’d wish them luck, but perhaps you’ll give it a whirl first and see. Why did I go off on a tangent? Guess you’ll never know.