The post-cyberpunk survival horror RPG GRAFT has revealed a brand-new story-driven trailer, offering a deeper look at its disturbing setting and transformative gameplay systems. Developed by Harebrained Schemes and coming to PC via Steam and the Epic Games Store, the game places a heavy focus on body augmentation, identity, and survival within a decaying sci-fi nightmare.

Set aboard the continent-sized space station Theseus, GRAFT challenges players to escape a colossal structure that has long since fallen into rot and madness. The newly released trailer emphasizes the oppressive atmosphere of the Ark, a biomechanical hellscape filled with warped inhabitants driven by forgotten purposes. As players navigate collapsing corridors, vast chasms, and techno-catacombs, the line between humanity and monstrosity steadily erodes.
Gameplay blends classic survival horror tension with RPG-driven progression, where combat, exploration, and choice are tightly intertwined. Enemies are not just obstacles but opportunities, as players can tear components from fallen foes and graft them onto their own bodies. Each augmentation expands combat and survival options, but also carries fragments of memory and identity from its former owner, forcing players to confront the psychological consequences of every transformation.
Beyond combat, GRAFT places strong emphasis on narrative choice and relationships. Players can form fragile alliances with other survivors, shaping outcomes through decisions that ripple across the station. As grafts accumulate, so do strange impulses and half-remembered experiences, creating a constant tension between power, control, and the cost of survival.
