A new look at the immersive stealth-adventure Steel Seed is coming to the PC Gaming Show: Most Wanted in December

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Steel Seed is getting a brand new gameplay reveal at the PC Gaming Show: Most Wanted showcase on December 6, 2024. The tantalizing tease was made during the Golden Joystick Awards, where developer Storm in a Teacup deployed a short, narrative-focused trailer to announce the news. 

I'm keen to see more of this stealth-action adventure in action. Through the likes of Close to the Sun and N.E.R.O.: Nothing Ever Remains Obscure, Storm in a Teacup has demonstrated a certain knack for building enticing worlds and narrative-driven experiences, and I'm expecting Steel Seed to deliver on that front. The game has had a good showing so far this year, with its beautiful dark sci-fi world and gameplay which mixes sharp traversal puzzles with more considered stealth-action combat. 

You don't need to take my word for it either. You can head over to the Steel Seed Steam page and give the game a try for yourself, with publisher ESDigital Games ensuring a hands-on preview demo is ready for any of you who are desperate to learn more. Steel Seed is currently scheduled to release in 2024 although a firm release date is yet to be set in stone – here's hoping that we learn more on that front soon, if not in the PC Gaming Show: Most Wanted showcase in just a few short weeks time. 

Josh West
Josh West
Editor-in-Chief, GamesRadar+

Josh West is Editor-in-Chief of GamesRadar+. He has over 18 years of experience in both online and print journalism, and was awarded a BA (Hons) in Journalism and Feature Writing. Josh has contributed to world-leading gaming, entertainment, tech, music, and comics brands, including games™, Edge, Retro Gamer, SFX, 3D Artist, Metal Hammer, and Newsarama. In addition, Josh has edited and written books for Hachette and Scholastic, and worked across the Future Games Show as an Assistant Producer. He specializes in video games and entertainment coverage, and has provided expert comment for outlets like the BBC and ITV. In his spare time, Josh likes to play FPS games and RPGs, practice the bass guitar, and reminisce about the film and TV sets he worked on as a child actor.