Deep Down was one of the most more ambitious titles that we saw at Sony’s PS4 reveal in February. It was a new IP from Capcom, and it looked absolutely stunning. The sport skipped E3, but it surely seems like Capcom is able to start talking about it again.

At Capcom’s Network Game Conference, the corporate announced that Deep Down is a web-based game with a focal point on dungeon crawling. There’s not much new information beyond that, but its presence on the Network Game Conference makes it appear as if Capcom is positioning the title as a brand new online RPG to enrich its already popular Monster Hunter Frontier MMO franchise.

Unfortunately, the above trailer doesn’t actually allow us to see a number of gameplay. We do get to work out some new monsters, and another brief glimpse on the amazing visuals that Capcom’s new Panta Rhei engine is in a position to. It definitely leaves one wanting more.

So, once we will see more of Deep Down? Capcom says that they’ll have a playable demo available at Tokyo Game Show in September. The sport continues to be only announced for the PS4, but I wouldn’t be surprised to look an Xbox One and PC version announced on the show in addition. Deep Down is asking to be incredibly ambitious (and dear). Keeping it one platform just doesn’t make sense.

[h/t: Kotaku]