Saber Interactive has revealed a brand-new extended trailer of the upcoming video game adaption of Evil Dead: The Game.
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As launched at Geoff Keighley’s Summer Game Fest on June 10 th, 2021, the blood-filled trailer testified off Ash Williams( Bruce Campell ), Kelly Maxwell( Dana DeLorenzo) and Pablo Simon Bolivar( Ray Santiago) going toe-to-toe with innumerable zombie-like animals. This included a shotgun and Ash’s trusted chainsaw.
Saber Interactive chief imaginative officer Tim Willits sounded up temporarily at the start of the gameplay footage to introduce the segment, before passing over to Bruce Campell himself for the narration.
” Step into the shoes of Ash Williams or his friends from the iconic Evil Dead right and taken together in video games loaded with over-the-top co-op and PVP multiplayer action !” predicts the game description.
” Play as a team of four survivors, exploring, looting, crafting, overseeing your fright, and finding key components to close the violate between world-wides in a game inspired by all three original movies as well as the Starz original Ash vs Evil Dead television series.
Players will explore recognisable venues from around the Evil Dead movies and Tv display while on the hunt for pages from the Necronomicon.
Evil Dead: The Game will also include the series’ propensity for over-the-top voilence mixed with comedy. In the trailer, Ash can be seen employ a number of brutal takedowns with the iconic chainsaw.
Evil Dead Rise- a new instalment in Sam Raimi’s Evil Dead dealership- was recently fortified for a theatrical release via Studio Canal in the UK and on streaming in the US via HBO Max.
Evil Dead: The Game is set to launch on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/ S, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and Microsoft Windows in 2021.
Last year, Saber interactive announced that World War Z would recieve a Game Of The Year edition as well as a Nintendo Switch port.
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