Lead Adam, a soldier with a dark past, on a quest for redemption. Challenge monstrous embodiments of the seven deadly sins to atone for his misdeeds. Before each trial Adam must sacrifice a part of himself, resulting in a permanent debuff for the rest of his encounters.

Each battle will be more difficult than the last as every debuff lowers Adam's health, depletes his resources or weakens his weapons and armor. Fortunately, an arsenal of unlockable equipment will help Adam compensate for his increasing weaknesses.

What has Adam done to warrant putting himself through such a grueling trial? The action is framed by a desolate afterlife in which Adam seeks to restore his memories and atone for his sins. As he defeats each new boss, his history with these evil atrocities will be revealed. How he interacts with each boss will ultimately decide his fate in one of multiple endings.

"Sinner will test players' skill in battle, giving them plenty of options to find a playstyle that works for them even as Adam grows weaker," says Iain Garner, Director of Developer Relations at Another Indie. "The feeling of defeating each boss and receiving more of the deep narrative is both rewarding and riveting."

Developed by Dark Star Game Studios, a team composed of AAA veterans including a former Ubisoft art director, a Blizzard technical artist, and a Konami senior programmer, Sinner: Sacrifice for Redemption will be playable for the first time at Gamescom in hall 3, stand D-01B, booth 370, then will make its North American debut at PAX West in booth 7315.

Sinner: Sacrifice for Redemption is planned for PS4, Xbox One, Windows/ Mac on April 25, 2018 ($18.99), and will be available in English, Spanish, German, Japanese, Russian, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese.