Gaming2 MIN

Uncanyon turns parallel realities into puzzles for PS5 and PC

The creators of Maquette reveal a puzzle adventure where temples, traps and entire spaces shift around Sonia.

A green Uncanyon landscape viewed from above
Image: Graceful Decay / Annapurna Interactive
01

Uncanyon is coming to PS5 and PC in 2027

Uncanyon launches for PS5 and PC in 2027, with no exact date yet. Graceful Decay is developing it and Annapurna Interactive is publishing it. This is the studio behind Maquette, but its new adventure replaces recursive scale with realities that can be blended together.

The official Steam listing confirms the PC edition and several interface languages. Price, system requirements and further consoles remain unannounced. The broad window makes this reveal a starting point rather than a complete release sheet.

02

Sonia can blend the world itself

Sonia arrives in a forgotten land formed where different universes converge. Reality Fragments transform a room without moving the player elsewhere. An obstacle can vanish, a route can open and a new hazard can take its place. The transition can even be frozen midway to explore a mixture of states.

Graceful Decay explains on PlayStation Blog that this manipulation forms the game's core puzzle language. The compelling part is not switching between two isolated maps. It is choosing how much of each reality a solution needs.

Sonia among mechanisms and traps inside Uncanyon ruins
Image: Graceful Decay / Annapurna Interactive
03

An adventure built around observation

Its temples contain locks, traps and mechanisms that rely on tools collected during the journey. The studio wants discoveries that only click once a new rule becomes clear. Sonia's story also addresses the pressure of being expected to save a world she barely knows.

Uncanyon shared a State of Play with Metro 2039 and its PS5 technology. Our September State of Play guide preserves the wider presentation context.

Sonia alters a reality fragment beside an Uncanyon river
Image: Graceful Decay / Annapurna Interactive
00

The conversation starts here

Sign in with a supporter account to comment. Sign in

Nobody has commented yet. Want to go first?

KEEP READING

You may also like

FRONT PAGE