Video Games
Tour ‘Deathverse: Let It Die’ Developer Supertrick Games in Latest Dev Diary [Video]
If you were curious as to just what goes on at Supertrick Games during their development of Deathverse: Let It Die, the developer’s third dev diary will answer that question. As in the previous dev diaries, Uncle Death is your tour guide, this time going throughout the various departments at Supertrick Games and picking the brains of those involved in the development of Deathverse.
Those caught in Uncle Death’s sights for the questioning this time include the Game Design department with game designer Toshihiro Fujikawa, the Level & Environment department with level designer Tomoharu Takata and environment artist Daisuke Oka, the Character department with character artist Takashi Kasahara, and the Animation department with animator Kazuki Shirahama.
Lastly, we get a preview of one of the final move animations. All of that is in preparation for the final dev diary entry, which will feature “never-before-seen gameplay footage”.
Deathverse: Let It Die is currently in development for the PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4, with a Spring release.
Fans waiting patiently to return to the world of Senua in Ninja Theory’s Senua’s Saga: Hellblade II can finally do so today. The sequel to 2017’s award winning Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice is available now on PC via Steam, the Xbox Series, and Xbox Game Pass.
Hellblade II takes place after the events of the previous game, where Senua has returned from Hel. Confronted with the devastation of her homeland at the hands of Viking raiders, Senua undertakes a brutal journey of survival through the myth and torment of Viking Iceland in order to exact revenge for the victims of the raiders.
The new trailer continues what we’ve previously seen from the game in terms of its visuals, as well as touching on the psychological horror aspects, as Senua must grapple with the effects of her psychosis. At the same time, these voices also serve as a guide for Senua.
At the same time, we’re also given glimpses of the revamped combat that awaits Hellblade II, which certainly gives off that “visceral” feel that Ninja Theory had alluded to during development.
And for those who “walked in late”, you can also get up to speed for Senua’s Saga: Hellblade II with the recap trailer that Ninja Theory released last week.
The Lovecraftian Behemoth in ‘Underwater’ Remains One of the Coolest Modern Monster Reveals
‘Jason Universe’ – Horror Inc. Begins a New Era of the ‘Friday the 13th’ Franchise; Here’s the Plan
7 New Horror Movies Releasing This Week Including ‘The Strangers’ Reboot
Five Horror Anthologies to Stream This Week
‘The Hermit’ – First Look at Lou Ferrigno as a Cannibal Pig Farmer in New Horror Movie
