Action Game Based on “City Hunter” Anime Returns After 35 Years — Steam Page Appears
The franchise has remained a beloved property for many years.
Over its lifespan, the City Hunter brand has taken on numerous forms, including a full-fledged video game.
Recently, the 1990 City Hunter release for the PC Engine (TurboGrafx-16) was highlighted for modern players.
Thirty-five years on, City Hunter is poised to return, introducing contemporary audiences to Ryo Saeba’s story.
A Steam page for the action game is already live:
“This title is not simply a remake, but a fusion of nostalgia and fresh ideas. Thanks to multilingual localization, both longtime fans and newcomers can enjoy the game without language barriers. Relive its tense and emotional moments once more.”
Source: iXBT.games
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