New Trailer Released for 'Project H,' a Extraction Shooter Set on a Deserted Korean Island

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Thumbage has released a new trailer for its upcoming title, 'Project H.' This video marks the final installment in the company's series of lineup reveals, showcasing the game's world-building and cinematic direction to highlight the vision for this new project as it prepares to enter the global market.

'Project H' is a Extraction Shooter currently in development for PC and console platforms. The game centers on the genre's signature tension, where players must secure equipment and resources on the battlefield and escape safely—a genre that has been gaining steady traction in the global gaming market. With this title, Thumbage plans to expand its portfolio beyond its mobile-centric roots into the PC and console markets.

A key feature of the game is its setting: a deserted island in Korea. Thumbage aims to differentiate 'Project H' from existing extraction shooters by utilizing this uniquely Korean backdrop, while delivering high immersion through realistic graphics and environmental detail powered by Unreal Engine 5.

The development team consists of personnel with extensive experience in the FPS and TPS genres, and the project is led by a producer formerly of NEOWIZ. The company is focusing on refining the game's core tension and survival elements, continuing development with a target audience of global PC and console players.

This video is the second piece of content following the initial trailer released on the 20th. Thumbage plans to continue expanding its engagement with users leading up to the launch by gradually revealing more of the game's atmosphere and direction.

"We prepared this relay of video reveals to more intuitively convey the appeal of our diverse lineup," said a Thumbage representative. "We ask for your continued interest and support for 'Project H,' which features exceptional technical prowess and a highly original world."

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This article was originally written in Korean and translated with the help of NC AI. It was then edited by a native English-speaking editor. All AI-assisted translations are reviewed and refined by our newsroom. [Read Original]

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