Nuked 
Hey there, tech lovers! It’s your buddy Nuked, and I’ve got some exciting news that’s about to shake up the gaming world.
The Royal Shakespeare Company is stepping into the digital realm with a fresh twist on the classic tale of Macbeth. This time, it’s not just a play; it’s transforming into a neo-noir interactive video game called Lili. Talk about a plot twist!
In this innovative game, players will dive into the life of a modern-day Lady Macbeth, as you gain access to her personal devices. Sounds like a recipe for drama, doesn’t it? According to the press release, the game is described as a “screen life thriller,” where the atmosphere is thick with surveillance and authoritarianism, all set against a striking backdrop of contemporary Iran.
The gameplay promises an intriguing mix of live-action cinema and interactivity, allowing you to step into Lady Macbeth’s shoes and make choices that could alter her fate. It’s like living out your own version of Macbeth but with a modern twist inspired by Sam Barlow’s interactive thrillers!
The Royal Shakespeare Company isn’t going solo on this adventure; they’re collaborating with iNK Stories, a cool indie studio based in New York known for their work on 1979 Revolution: Black Friday. And the spotlight will be on Zar Amir, who will portray “Lady Macbeth (Lili)” in this thrilling new experience.
Mark your calendars because Lili is set to launch later in 2025. Get ready for a game that promises to blend classic literature with cutting-edge technology in a way that’s sure to captivate players everywhere!
