Pressemitteilung

The Caribou Trail Launches May 14 on PC

PlayStation 5 Version Delayed to July

Unreliable Narrators and Gambit Digital announce that The Caribou Trail will launch on May 14, 2026, on Steam, Epic Games Store for $12.99 USD.
 

The game was originally announced to release simultaneously on PlayStation 5, but the PS5 version will now launch on July 7, 2026. This decision comes following the discovery of a critical issue in the current PS5 build that could not be resolved in time for launch. As the team’s priority is to deliver the best possible experience to players, the decision was made to postpone the PS5 release.
 

Set during the Gallipoli campaign of 1915, The Caribou Trail places players in the role of a young soldier from Newfoundland, navigating an unfamiliar war far from home.
 

Focusing on survival, memory, and human connection, the game offers a narrative-driven experience designed to immerse players in one of the First World War’s most overlooked fronts.

LAUNCH TRAILER
 

Your Key (Steam)

https://requestkey.net/thecaribou

Launch Details
 

PC (Steam and Epic Games Store) : May 14, 2026 - 8 AM PT / 11 AM ET / 4 PM BST / 5 PM CEST

PS5 : July 7, 2026 - 8 AM PT / 11 AM ET / 4 PM BST / 5 PM CEST

A Different Perspective on War
 

Rather than focusing on combat, The Caribou Trail explores what it meant to endure the war, moment by moment.

Blending grounded historical storytelling with elements of folklore and psychological unease, the game draws from real testimonies to tell a deeply human story of friendship, resilience, and loss.

Key Features
 
  • A first-person narrative experience set during the Gallipoli campaign

  • Inspired by real testimonies

  • A story centered on friendship and survival

  • Elements of folklore and psychological tension

  • Choices grounded in humanity rather than heroism
     

Platforms & Availability
 

💡 Available in English and French (voice and subtitles)
 

About Unreliable Narrators

Unreliable Narrators is an independent studio based in Québec, Canada, creating narrative-driven games that revisit historical events through emotionally grounded, human-centered experiences.