Disaster Report 4 Plus: Summer Memories is in the works and Granzella has now released a new trailer for the game. The trailer features the protagonist walking around the city that has been struck by disaster. As with other entries in the series, it is up to the player character to discover the reasons behind the disaster while also staying out of danger. In this way, the game’s main theme is survival with an emphasis on story as well.

Granzella has collaborated with Kobe City Fire Department so as to achieve a degree of realism regarding how the disaster is portrayed. The added degree of realism will aid in being informative to players regarding how to deal with such scenarios in the real world. Additionally, the game will be supervised by Satoshi Watanabe whose expertise in disaster prevention and crisis management would also assist the game in its goal to represent disasters realistically.

The game is set to release exclusively for the PS4 in Japan sometime in 2018. More information about the game should be revealed soon enough. In the meantime, you can check out the trailer and a couple of screenshots below.

Granzella’s Disaster Report 4 Plus for the PlayStation 4 was just announced, and now we already have the first screenshots for the game out. The game, which has been rebuilt from the ground up using the cancelled Disaster Report 4 as a base, is set in a metropolitan area that you must navigate in the wake of a natural disaster, helping people you come across, and trying to clear a path for yourself as you move on.

Contrary to what the name might suggest, then, the game looks shockingly peaceful and serene. The screenshots of the game portray a gorgeous artstyle, showing off a game that looks almost contemplative- a bit of a shock, considering the game is being billed for its real time survival elements.

You can check out the first screenshots for Disaster Report 4 Plus for yourself below. They look intriguing, and if the game ever makes it west, I wouldn’t mind giving it a go.

[Thanks Gematsu]