Neowiz, 'P's Lie', DLC Gameplay Trailer First Released

Neowiz (Co-CEOs Seung-chul Kim and Tae-geun Bae) released the gameplay trailer for the DLC 'Lies of P: Overture' for the first time on the 13th. The video was a surprise announcement at Sony's 'State of Play (SOP)' event held on the 12th (local time in the US).



'Lies of P: Overture'. [Photo=Neowiz]



P's Lies: Overture is a prequel (a story set before time) to the main game P's Lies and contains the process of finding clues to the events that unfolded in the previous game. The trailer released on this day features a city in winter, a vast snowy field, and new weapons, combat techniques, and bosses. The video ends by announcing that P's Lies: Overture will be released this summer.



Ji-won Choi, General Director of P's Lies, said, "The ending of P's Lies was actually just a new beginning," and "P's Lies: Overture will be an opportunity to adventure through the past and present of the main game's worldview." He added, "We thank our global users for waiting and will focus on the final development before launch."



Currently, P's Lie: Prelude can be wishlisted on Steam and Xbox.













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