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The Game Awards-Nominated NORCO Is Available Today on PlayStation, Xbox & Xbox Game Pass

Explore a multigenerational mystery through the sinking suburbs and swamps of South Louisiana in one of the year’s most acclaimed titles

NORCO, La. Nov. 17, 2022 NORCO, the critically lauded Southern Gothic narrative adventure game from developer collective Geography of Robots and published by Raw Fury, launches today on PlayStation®5, PlayStation®4, Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One. It is also free to download with Xbox Game Pass.

One of this year’s must-play experiences, winner of the first-ever Tribeca Games Award and nominated for Best Indie Debut at this year’s The Game Awards, NORCO has players searching for their missing brother in the aftermath of their mother’s death in a gritty, dystopian version of South Louisiana. Team up with a fugitive android, a bayou pirate, a barstool private detective and other eccentrics to solve puzzles and explore the sinking suburbs, dilapidated strip malls, and verdant industrial swamps of Louisiana’s petrochemical hinterlands.

Heavily inspired by the titular town of Norco, Louisiana, Geography of Robots has blended true stories and personal history with inspirations from Southern Gothic literature and pulp fiction to create a uniquely gripping experience. NORCO features richly detailed cinematic pixel art, plus a captivating original soundtrack with music from Gewgawly I and Southern metal band THOU.

NORCO is also available for Windows PC and Mac via Steam, GOG.com, the Microsoft Store and PC Game Pass. For more information, visit http://norcogame.com.

About Geography of Robots

Geography of Robots is a game dev collab that explores the hidden geographies, conspiracies, folklore, and environmental histories of the American South in a collection of games, interactive fiction, and other experiments.

About Raw Fury

Raw Fury is a boutique indie (un)publisher founded in 2015 by Jonas Antonsson, Gordon Van Dyke, and David Martinez. We do not care about genres or mechanics. We care about experiences and emotions. We want to help developers make magic.