Independent studio OMYOG has shared a fresh trailer for its upcoming survival shooter, a Crysis-inspired project called Project Woest. In the clip, viewers get a tangible sense of the game’s in‑world environment, offering a taste of what to expect on a coastline styled after Icelandic shores. The developers describe the location as a coastal island that leans heavily on Icelandic scenery, giving players a strong sense of place from the very first scenes.
The game’s action unfolds on a tropical island where a string of journalist-investigators has vanished. A lone protagonist travels to send a distress signal only to uncover a world filled with monstrous threats and hostile factions. His mission narrows to uncovering the truth behind the disappearances and the ominous events plaguing the forsaken island.
In this lone‑willed adventure, players explore, endure, and confront whatever lurks on the island. The hero relies on a camera to document discoveries while wielding a broad arsenal and a variety of survival tools. Traversing steep cliffs and venturing through underwater caverns, players must stay one step ahead of terrifying creatures that inhabit this isolated world. The game emphasizes discovery and resilience, inviting players to push forward through danger to reveal what is really happening on the island.
Developers highlight several features designed to heighten immersion: photo‑realistic visuals that bring the island to life, a reactive, explorable world, vehicles that players can control, environmental destructibility, and a diverse range of weapons with upgrade paths that empower players to adapt to escalating threats.
A precise release date for Project Woest has not been announced. The project can be added to wish lists on major PC platforms, and a prior video preview is available for fans who want a deeper look at the game’s atmosphere and mechanics.
All environments and screenshots related to Project Woest offer a window into a world where exploration and survival go hand in hand, inviting players to investigate every corner of the island and piece together a larger narrative about what brought this place to such a perilous state.
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Source: VG Times