Prepare for the dark and atmospheric world of “Lies of P,” an upcoming soulslike video game developed by Neowiz Games and Round8 Studio. Published by Neowiz Games, this highly anticipated title is set to launch on September 19, 2023, across multiple platforms, including PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Windows, MacOS, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.

Gameplay - Unravel the Mystery of Krat

In “Lies of P,” players embody the humanoid Pinocchio in a third-person perspective. They’ll explore the nightmarish city of Krat, battling biomechanical enemies with an arsenal of weapons, including swords and axes. Combat is dynamic, with dodge and block mechanics. Pinocchio’s mechanical arm can be equipped with gadgets like grappling hooks and flamethrowers for versatile tactics. An intricate weapon and crafting system offers 30 weapon types and 100 combinations, while a unique “Lying System” lets players shape the story with their choices, leading to three different endings.

Synopsis - Pinocchio’s Journey to Humanity

Inspired by Carlo Collodi’s “The Adventures of Pinocchio,” “Lies of P” follows Pinocchio’s quest to find his creator, Geppetto, in the chaotic city of Krat. Along the way, he seeks to transform into a real human, navigating a dark and dangerous world.

Development and Release - A Dark Belle Époque

Announced by NeoWiz in May 2021, “Lies of P” has been in development for about three years under the guidance of director Choi Ji-Won. The decision to adapt Pinocchio’s story was made to appeal to a wide audience, drawing from the original’s dark and diverse themes. The game’s setting is a Belle Époque-like environment, capturing a city’s decline from opulence to ruin.

Exciting Collaboration

On June 19, 2023, a collaboration with Team Ninja’s “Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty” was announced, adding even more depth to this intriguing title.

As the release date approaches, “Lies of P” promises a captivating journey where choices shape the story and Pinocchio’s destiny unfolds amidst the ruins of Krat. Will you lead him to humanity or deeper into darkness? Find out in “Lies of P.”