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"Headliner: NoviNews" Announced For Xbox One & PS4 In December

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Chorus Worldwide and Unbound Creations have announced that their next game Headliner: NoviNews will be released next month for PS4 and Xbox One. The indie title did pretty well for itself on Steam, as players take on the role of an editor for a news outlet in a fictional country. Deciding what news to run on a nightly basis, and dealing with the positivity and fallout of those choices. The game will officially be released on both consoles on December 11th.

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Set in the fictional country of Novistan, players take the role of a 'Headliner', a chief editor of the country's largest news publication, NoviNews. As a Headliner, the player must decide which stories to run while balancing the local political climate with social sentiment and personal interactions. After making executive decisions behind the desk, Headliner: NoviNews lets the player observe the impact and consequences of the stories published in NoviNews. With an incredible possibilities of randomised events and articles to report on, players will experience numerous outcomes and unique endings that encourage them to play the game time and time again.

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