'Project Rabbit,' an upcoming extraction soulslike currently in development by the new Korean studio NovaFlare, was unveiled for the first time today (the 14th).

'Project Rabbit' is a dark fantasy reimagining of the classic tale Alice in Wonderland. The newly released trailer offers a glimpse of this, featuring a statue that appears to be modeled after the 'White Rabbit' that led Alice into Wonderland.

The game's setting is particularly striking. Within a world that feels like a twisted version of 'Wonderland,' European-style castles stand alongside traditional Korean giwa houses, with Eastern elements such as jangseung (totem poles), gat (traditional hats), and hanbok-inspired attire scattered throughout. It creates an atmosphere as if Alice had followed the rabbit into an Eastern-inspired Wonderland. The presumed boss monster also features an overall Eastern aesthetic, creating a bizarre blend of Western and Eastern styles.

In contrast, the protagonist—presumably Alice—appears as a typical Western woman, and her outfit leans toward a Western uniform style. However, subtle Eastern touches, such as a jade hairpin in her hair, add to the game's unique atmosphere.

The subsequent scenes provide a look at the combat system, which faithfully follows the conventions of the soulslike genre. The gameplay features tense exchanges, with the player dodging various boss attack patterns and striking back during openings, all highlighted by polished combat animations.

What sets it apart from existing soulslikes is the integration of extraction elements. The official YouTube description reads, "Fight, explore, and survive within the echoes of twisted time. Will you find the exit, or be consumed by madness?" This suggests a session-based gameplay loop where players must defeat bosses, farm resources, and escape within a time limit.

The trailer also includes a scene showing three characters taking on a boss together, indicating that the game will support multiplayer elements.

Specific details, such as the release date for 'Project Rabbit,' have not yet been announced. While the Steam store page is not yet live, a QR code leading to the page was included at the end of the video, suggesting that more information will be released soon.