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Living world, god-mind or “something far more terrifying”: Etre is an eye-melting, Control-inspired action game about reshaping a cosmic brain

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Studio Lifeforms has unveiled *Etre*, a third-person action adventure in which a traveller searches a cosmic intelligence for their lost love. The game’s vivid, science-fiction-inspired world combines exploration, puzzles and combat, while players’ choices help determine what the awakening mind becomes.

Players control Xyle, a caped starjumper exploring Orbis, which contains warring societies and corrupted technology that has formed hostile “living geometry”. New abilities open access to further areas, while scanning objects reveals lore about Orbis’s psyche. The game has no release date yet.

  • *Etre* is an action adventure set inside a cosmic intelligence.
  • Players search for a lost love and explore Orbis.
  • Choices shape the world’s future; no release date is set.

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Etre is a science-fiction action adventure from Studio Lifeforms, set in Orbis, a world shaped by a vast intelligence that is beginning to awaken. Players guide Xyle, a traveller searching for a lost love, through its landscapes, puzzles and fights.

Orbis is home to societies in conflict, as well as corrupted technology that has taken on hostile forms. Xyle can gain abilities to reach new areas and scan objects to learn about the world’s past and mind.

Players’ choices influence what the awakening intelligence becomes, making the journey’s outcome part of the story. The game has no release date yet.

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