After significant rumors of a game adaptation of the renowned movie franchise, it was recently confirmed to be coming, and now, A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead's release date is now revealed to be drawing close. It is one of the most anticipated game adaptations from a movie, with its early rumors stemming to 2021, amidst the coronavirus pandemic when it was first made known to the world.
Currently, there are already three movies in regards to the film franchise, with its third one, A Quiet Place: Day One, recently released to theaters worldwide.
A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead Game Release Date Unveiled
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Saber Interactive has released a new trailer for its upcoming A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead game, now confirming that the game will be available in two months come October 17. This latest teaser gave snippets about what the game will offer the world once it is available, centering on this new single-player horror adventure title.
The game will be available on multiple platforms and it will only take a little over two months before it drops, centering on the first adaptation of the renowned movie franchise from John Krasinski, Scott Beck, and Bryan Woods.
Three years in the making, Saber Interactive's upcoming release will be available via PlayStation 5, Xbox Series S and X, and PCs via Steam.
What to Expect from A Quiet Place's Game Adaptation?
The multiple trailer releases from Saber Interactive on A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead gave the world a massive preview of what to expect from this adaptation, centering on the protagonist, Alex Taylor. Here, Taylor would traverse the same world as what the movies depicted, with the ultimate goal of surviving the dystopian world and making as little noise as possible, as it could attract the highly sensitive monsters.
A Quiet Place's Silent Horror Franchise
The world was captivated by A Quiet Place when it first dropped in 2018 from Paramount Pictures, best known for being co-written, directed, and starred by John Krasinski, best known for his role as Jim Halpert in 2005's The Office (US). It surpassed box office expectations back then and became an instant hit, already prompting a sequel based on the story by Scott Beck and Bryan Woods.
It was followed by A Quiet Place: Part II, which still has Emily Blunt portraying Evelyn Abbott in the film, but this time, moving on without Lee Abbott (Krasinski) and left to raise their children alone. The renowned sequel initially faced significant theater release delays because of the coronavirus pandemic, and it was among those that were releasedstraight to on-demand streaming platforms.
Back in 2021, there were initial rumors about a video game spinoff from the movie franchise, and it was previously rumored to be on track for 2022 by the same developers and publishers. Almost three years have passed and it is only now that its trailer was dropped, significantly followed by PlayStation's revelation of its October release date and the developers going along with this confirmation.
