Source: Line Games

Line Games (CEO Bae Young-jin) announced on the 3rd that it has begun a playtest for its new self-developed PC title, 'QUIET', on Steam.

Users can participate in the playtest by visiting the 'QUIET' Steam Shop page. This test features the first stage, offering a preview of the game's core appeal: team members working together to overcome crises.

Along with the start of the Steam Playtest, a video featuring actual gameplay of 'QUIET' and vivid reactions from users was unveiled for the first time. The video provides a closer look at previously unreleased gameplay footage of 'QUIET'.

Line Games plans to collect diverse user feedback during this Steam Playtest to further refine the game's quality, with a goal of launching globally within the year.

'QUIET' is a co-op comedy horror game where players take on the roles of duck aliens who have crash-landed on Earth and must attempt to escape while avoiding the watchful eye of their landlady. The game supports both single-player and co-op modes for up to four players.

More information about the 'QUIET' Steam playtest and the game itself can be found on its Steam store page.