Bandai Namco Entertainment has announced that they are teaming up with Mojo Bones to release their post-apocalyptic survival game, Impact Winter, in early 2017 on PC for digital distribution.

A mysterious radio transmission claims that help is inbound. You are Jacob Solomon: leader of a makeshift team trying to survive the aftermath of a devastating asteroid collision. The world you once knew is no more – buried deep beneath the constant snowfall. Your goal: keep your companions alive until rescue.

• Rescue-minus 30 days:
  Rediscover the survival genre: strategize in a bid to lower the Rescue Timer.
• Lead your team to survival:
  Provide for your team and unite your skills in a freezing struggle for life.
• An immersive and unpredictably hostile world:
  Outlast a hazardous winter brought to life by a unique artistic direction.

In today’s press release, Hervé Hoerdt, VP Mktg & Digital at BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment Europe, and Stuart Ryall Co-Founder and Designer at Mojo Bones Ltd, had the following to say about the game.

“When Mojo Bones introduced IMPACT WINTER to us, we understood early on that this alternative survival experience, with its distinctive artistic direction will be a unique adventure for players. We’re really pleased to closely work with Mojo Bones on this project as we continue to expand our range of games” said Hervé Hoerdt, VP Mktg & Digital at BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment Europe.

“The team here at Mojo Bones are both extremely proud and excited to partner with BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment for the release of IMPACT WINTER” said Stuart Ryall Co-Founder and Designer at Mojo Bones Ltd. “As gamers, we formed Mojo Bones in 2011 with the intention of using our newfound creative freedom to explore and design unique ideas and concepts. IMPACT WINTER represents the most ambitious step along our journey so far; taking inspiration from our favourite games, movies, music and literature in an attempt to build on those influences and create a one-of-a-kind survival adventure.”

For more information on Impact Winter, visit http://www.impact-winter.com/en/.