Forge A Path To Survival In Left Alive

LOS ANGELES (Dec. 11, 2018) - SQUARE ENIX showcases more gameplay styles and strategies that players can utilize in and out of battle in the upcoming survival action shooter LEFT ALIVE.

As demonstrated in the latest trailer, titled "Find a Way to Survive," LEFT ALIVE encourages players to rely on their basic instincts to forge their own paths to survival by utilizing stealth mechanics, crafting, traps and more. The dark, gritty setting of LEFT ALIVE also poses challenges to players as they weigh the potential outcomes of their interactions with other survivors, which can help or hinder each other's chances for survival.

The LEFT ALIVE "Find a Way to Survive" Trailer is available at:

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LEFT ALIVE follows three different protagonists, each with their own stories, missions and potential paths to salvation. The game features a variety of action-packed play styles for players, blending strategic stealth maneuvers with frenetic gun battles and adrenaline-fueled encounters with powerfully armed troops, armored vehicles and towering mechs.

For the latest assets, please visit the press site at http://sqex.to/Media.

LEFT ALIVE will release on March 5, 2019 for the PlayStation 4 computer entertainment system and STEAM. The limited Mech Edition bundle is available for pre-order exclusively from the Square Enix Online Store for $159.99. Digital pre-orders are now available through the PlayStation Store and STEAM Store for $59.99. More information is available at: sqex.link/leftalivegame.

LEFT ALIVE is rated M (Mature). Please visit the Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB) website at www.esrb.org for more information about ratings. For more information about the game, please visit: https://left-alive.square-enix-games.com/.

Per the ESRB, all videos for M-rated games must be age-gated. The age-gate must: (1) be age-neutral (i.e., require the user to input their date of birth or select it from a drop-down bar); (2) employ reasonable technical measures to keep under-age users from re-entering their age after initially being denied access; and (3) not display any ESRB rating information on the video player or the age-gate itself.