The Hellblade takes the player to follow Senua, who is described as a psychologically harmed Celtic warrior after undergoing Viking invasion.

A little while ago, we had the opportunity to introduce you to the Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice, a unique game that lets you explore the mind of a warrior with PTSD syndrome, disorder after psychological shock. severe to the point where there are signs of schizophrenia. Finally after nearly three years of development, the Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice had its official launch date on PC and PS4: August 8, 2017.

Especially, only players who have a Steam, GOG or PlayStation Network account can own this game, because it is not released as a traditional game disc. The Hellblade takes the player to follow Senua, who is described as a psychologically harmed Celtic warrior after undergoing the Viking invasion.

Senua’s illness caused her to be depressed, paranoid, constantly visualizing all sorts of strange things and starting to embark on a journey to Hell in her imagination. A fairly new way to lead, not the heroic model to save the world as many people mistakenly after watching the first Hellblade trailer.

Ninja Theory revealed that they had asked for help from Cambridge neurologist and physiotherapist Paul Fletcher and many patients who had suffered from mental illnesses in order to fully understand This field also gives players the most authentic experience. Hellblade is also sponsored by Welcome Trust, a global charity that aims to broaden knowledge of health and science.

Besides, Ninja Theory also introduced a new technology that allowed actresses to play Senua to perform scenes in real time and directly into the world of games. Obviously, it is a completely new direction for the game development industry, along with dreamy graphics with the presence of Unreal Engine 4, as usual. .