X Youtube
  • Anime
  • Gaming
  • Manga
  • Artbooks
  • Others
Search
Logo
LogoStudying the Labyrinth of Fandom
  • Anime
  • Video Games
  • Theatre
  • Artbooks
  • Manga
  • Figures
  • Visual Novels
  • Experiences
Youtube
Home Video Games void tRrLM(); //Void Terrarium – Gameplay Trailer
  • Video Games

[Video] void tRrLM(); //Void Terrarium – Gameplay Trailer

A few months out from its July 2020 release on the PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch; Nippon Ichi Software America have shared a fresh peek at upcoming adventure game void tRrLM(); //Void Terrarium. Guiding the protagonist Toriko, players must navigate toxic scrapyard filled with hazards and foes, utilising supplies found along the way to ensure her health does not deplete. Be careful with her though, as she is the last remaining human...

May 6, 2020

RELATED ARTICLESMORE FROM AUTHOR

PlayStation Plus Monthly Games Locked in for October 2026

Way of the Hunter 2 leaves Early Access for PC and console launch

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 PC trailer details system specific specs

6th Anniversary Music Video Shared for Genshin Impact: A Letter From the Wind

Rip It! Card Collector to Soon Offer Virtual TCG Pack Ripping Experience

Dune: Awakening Launches On Consoles With Single-Player Mode And Filmic Archive DLC

Stupid Never Dies Details Progression System and Demo Combat Update

Football Manager 2027 Gameplay Deep Dive Explores Interface and Navigation Changes

Character Trailer Released for Genshin Impact’s Upcoming Playable Character: Vodyanitsa

Character Trailer Released for Genshin Impact’s Upcoming Playable Character: Vesna

  • TAGS
  • Game Trailer
  • Nintendo Switch
  • Nippon Ichi Software America
  • Playstation 4
  • void tRrLM(); //Void Terrarium
Facebook
X
ReddIt
WhatsApp
Pinterest
Telegram
    Previous articleExploring New Babbage #1 – Where to Grab a Snack?
    Next articleAppreciating the Esperia Prowler
    Sam
    Advertisement
    LogoStudying the Labyrinth of Fandom

    Established in 2006, The Otaku’s Study began as an anime-centric blog but quickly diversified to cover a multitude of storytelling mediums, such as video games, live performances, and visual novels. The site has successfully established itself as a resource for news, reviews, and articles in these fields - and more.

    • Anime
    • Video Games
    • Manga
    • The Theatre Sphere
    • Visual Novels
    • Artbooks
    • Experiences

    More Information

    • About The Site
    • About the Writers
    • Review Marking
    • Contact
    • More Opinions

    © The Otaku's Study