Also announced during Sony’s E3 press conference was a new PlayStation Move title, Medieval Moves: Deadmund’s Quest, which is developed by Zindagi Games, the team behind Sports Champions.

Medieval Moves: Deadmund’s Quest is a third-person on-rails adventure game, and looks like it has some similar ideas to another PlayStation Move game, Sorcery, which was sadly absent from Sony’s conference.

You play as Prince Edmund, and spend your time fighting enemies and solving puzzles. The game has no inventory system, so instead, you switch between weapons (bow and arrow, sword, and throwing stars) by performing different actions with the PlayStation Move.

Medieval Moves: Deadmund’s Quest definitely looks pretty fun for an on-rails game, but then again we’d expect nothing less from the developer that brought us Sports Champions. Expect to be able to play it in autumn, later this year.