Grasshopper Manufacture, the Japanese studio behind loud and trendy video games together with No More Heroes and The Silver Case, are bringing their free-to-play survival stabfest Let It Die from PlayStation four over to PC. First launched in 2016, Let It Die is a brash motion sport set in a post-apocalyptic helltower the place we combat upwards on the bidding of Uncle Death, a Grim Reaper who seems just a bit like a dude in a Halloween costume. It’s a bit survival-y too, having us eat meals as we loot and stab upwards. I’ve heard some okay issues concerning the PS4 model, as soon as folks obtained used to it, and I’m curious to take a look myself on PC this autumn. Now watch these murders.
Or you’ll be able to see extra of what it’s really like now on this recent-ish livestream:
Oh, and it has a contact of asynchronous multiplayer, as your character can seem as an enemy in different gamers’ video games after you die. Nice to know they stay on someplace, persevering with to stab faces.
It doesn’t look mega-great to my eyes however, as I say, have heard some constructive rumblings from consoleers. Soon we’ll get to affix in and see for ourselves. As was introduced on Saturday:
Let It Die will come to PC through Steam in autumn, GameSpot report, and publishers GungHo Online retweeted that to substantiate.
Grasshopper’s surreal 2005 shooter Killer7 can also be coming to PC, introduced over by publishers NIS America this autumn. It’s a bit curious that the port’s first trailer was from simply the console sport working in an emulator, however fingers crossed. Over the years, I’ve solely grown extra keen on the bizarre and awkward elements which put many off the sport when it first sport out. I feel it’s grown extra fascinating with age, in distinction to how shooters have developed since.
