Almost two years back we saw a Kickstarter campaign for a first-person horror game titled Perception, in which the character you play as, named Cassie, is blind and must use her extra-sensitive hearing to see the world around her.

The game comes from indie developer The Deep End Games, which includes veteran gamemakers who have worked on BioShock, BioShock Infinite, Dead Space, Rock Band, and more, and publisher Feardemic. Now the title is ready to be released, and a new trailer has been released which also reveals when we’ll get the chance to play it.

You can read more about the game and watch the new trailer below.

After the closing of BioShock developer Irrational Games the people who worked there dissipated, as you’d expected, many of them going on to start new game development studios that looked to the booming crowdfunding craze to make their new games a reality instead of having to rely on a publisher who might mess with their work. We spotlighted a pair of projects from two examples of this back in October of last year, The Black Glove and The Flame in the Flood—one of which succeeded and the other unfortunately failing to reach its goal.

Another studio consisting of a talented group of gamemakers who worked on BioShock, BioShock Infinite, and other games as well, called The Deep End Games, has a new project and they too are taking to Kickstarter in hopes of raising the necessary funds to make a game called Perception. The game is a first-person horror game, and in it you play as a blind girl named Cassie exploring an abandoned mansion in Gloucester, MA. Intrigued? Please do continue on below to find out more and watch a trailer for the game.