SimulaM’s upcoming game “I Am Jesus Christ” continues its journey toward the Kickstarter campaign, and today a new video has been released.
Earlier this month, the developer announced the intention to switch from Unity to Unreal Engine and today’s video shows the first tests of the game’s characters and locations in the brand new Unreal Engine 5 version that is currently in early access.
According to the developer, this is in line to what the team was envisioning, and Unreal 5 should be ready by when the game gets its Kickstarter campaign around September.
You can check out the video below.
If you’re unfamiliar with the game, which will come to PC via Steam, you can read the official description below. You can also take a look at an earlier video, one more, another, and the Christmas trailer.
“Go back in time over 2,000 years and follow the same path as Jesus Christ, from his baptism to the resurrection. Inspired by the New Testament stories, ‘I Am Jesus Christ’ is a simulation like no other.
Are you prepared to fight with Satan in the desert, cure the sick and help the needy? Perform over 30 iconic miracles from the feeding of the 5,000 and healing lepers to the calming of the sea and giving sight to the blind.
Recharge the Holy Spirit’s power through prayer as brand new concepts work in conjunction with timeless tales. ‘I Am Jesus Christ’ is inspired by the New Testament and hopes to spread the Gospel uniquely and engagingly.
Journey through over 10 hours of gameplay across the desert, water, and mountains. All culminating in the famous story of Christ’s crucifixion and resurrection.”
Key features:
- Experience Christ’s life first-hand from his birth through to the crucifixion and resurrection
- Explore accurate recreations of significant locations in the Holy Land including Jerusalem and the Galilee
- Perform over 30 amazing miracles including the feeding of the 5,000 and walking on water
- Receive the power of the Holy Spirit, and increase its power through prayer
- Interact with over 60 characters, including Christ’s disciples. Recreate essential events including The Last Supper
