Minority Media the developer of Papo & Yo has released a teaser trailer for its upcoming newly-announced title, Silent Enemy.

The game is described as a “follow-up to Papo & Yo”. Silent Enemy “aims to understand bullying and develop empathy through an entertaining interactive experience,” the developer explained.

There is not much known about this new title except the teaser trailer below that demonstrates a bit of the gameplay and the game’s top-down third-person mechanics with some commentary from the development team.

Take a peak at Silent Enemy’s teaser right here below:

It is safe to assume that the game will be available for PlayStation 3.  Whether it’s an exclusive or not we will have to wait in order to find out, however the trailer did show an Xbox 360 controller. The Xbox 360 controller could just be used to be played on the PC, unless the game was being tested for Xbox 360.

Let us know of your impressions after watching Silent Enemy teaser in the comments section down below and stay tuned on GamingBolt for more news regarding this brand new title from Minority Media.

Speaking to Kotaku, he stated that, “If you are an independent you have zero marketing money. You have nothing. Then you need someone to support your project. So, if someone asks you for exclusivity and it’s going to help you to bring out your product into the market, I think that can be good. Sometime, I think it’s the only way to get something out.”

Apparently Papa & Yo “cost $1.5 million to make and we’ve already made a part of our investment back.” The studio is currently going to release the game on Steam in hopes of recouping more of its costs.

“It’s a great opportunity for us because Sony really helped us to push the game out and make people know about it, and then they really helped us in the development, too. It was an amazing relationship.”

Minority Media’s next title will be coming out for the Android-based OUYA console.