Switch between two playable characters: use Nikolaï & Anastasia’s unique playstyles to overcome specific challenges.Use modern weapons to electrocute & poison guards. Hijack telephones to draw enemies away from their patrols. Interact with new vehicles like trucks, trains & even tanks. Experience the thrill of being a stealthy Assassin in an exclusive modern setting.Įxplore a brand new cotemporary setting in the 20th century, with its modern architecture and interactive environmental stealth systems, such as elevators, radios & trip wires.Infiltrate the Kremlin and then escape from Moscow while being chased by a tank ! Jump on the famous trans-Siberian train towards Kazan to meet Leon Trotsky. Start in Ekaterinburg and escape Ipatiev house with Duchess Anastasia. Survive the aftermath of October Revolution & travel accross a changing Russia.ĭive into the middle of a major historical event served by iconic propaganda art style and its revolutionary symbolism.Sony's move follows similar measures from the likes of Microsoft, EA, CD Projekt, Activision Blizzard, Ubisoft, and Take-Two over the last week.Join Nikolaï Orelov in his search for redemption as you journey through an iconic, propaganda art style Russia in 2.5D gameplay.

Sony added that it would also be supporting humanitarian aid and the victims of Russia's ongoing military action with a donation of $2m USD to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) and Save the Children. 'We have suspended all software and hardware shipments, the launch of Gran Turismo 7, and operations of the PlayStation Store in Russia.' 'Sony Interactive Entertainment joins the global community in calling for peace in Ukraine,' the company wrote in a statement. Sony already made the decision to quietly pull Gran Turismo 7 from sale in Russia last Friday, but now the company has confirmed more extensive action, including the suspension of all hardware and software shipments and the halting of its PlayStation Store operations in Russia while the country's attack on Ukraine continues. Last week saw a flurry of announcements as companies of all sizes confirmed the suspension of video game sales in Russia following the country's invasion of Ukraine, and now Sony has officially followed suit, announcing its own measures in regard to PlayStation.

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