DeathVerse coming to PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5 in 2022

A follow-up to Grasshopper’s 2016 Let It Die, DeathVerse: Let It Die is a wacky spin on the battle royale style, introduced Wednesday throughout Sony’s State of Play presentation. Writer GungHo Video games, in a information launch revealed Wednesday, described the sport as a “survival battle area” the place gamers battle in opposition to one another and environmental components in an in-game actuality sport present referred to as Loss of life Jamboree.

Principally, it seems like a spin on the battle royale style that’s set in a weird, violent world. Within the two-minute trailer, developer Supertrick Video games confirmed off a bunch of ridiculous characters — like house punks, cartoons, and astronauts. Apparently, there aren’t any guidelines, and judging by the chaos on display, that appears to line up.

Right here’s what Supertrick has to say in regards to the story, and the way it suits into Suda51’s Let It Die:

Set tons of of years after the occasions of LET IT DIE, DEATHVERSE: LET IT DIE brings gamers into the world of smash-hit actuality present ‘DEATH JAMBOREE.’ Hosted by the charismatic Bryan Zemeckis, with commentary from former Champion Queen B, the MCs’ personalities are simply as colourful because the bloodstained stage. Whereas it’s well-known that DEATH JAMBOREE is produced by the enigmatic Yotsuyama Broadcasting Firm, the present’s previous is steeped in thriller and led by a cabal of shadowy figures.

It’s time to grasp your favourite weapon, captivate followers with showstopping strikes, and achieve the admiration of a worldwide viewers to turn into a rising star.

Supertrick confirmed within the trailer that gamers will be capable to make new, extra concerned weapons in subsequent competitions, utilizing a robotic unit named Wilson who’s principally your finest buddy.

No phrase on what number of gamers will be capable to bounce into DeathVerse matches collectively. It’s anticipated out on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 in 2022.