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Upcoming Arena Shooter ‘Impaler’ Gets Limited-Time Crossover With ‘Project Warlock’

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Apptivus’ Impaler isn’t out yet, but already the developer has announced a special limited-time crossover involving Buckshot Software’s Project Warlock. Upon Impaler‘s release next week, the game will include in-game enemy and weapon skins from Project Warlock.

Available until January 5, 2023, Impaler will feature Project Warlock‘s Demoness enemy, ready to suck out your life. Don’t worry, as you’ll be prepared with the powerful Harvester shotgun. Sadly, it doesn’t appear that Impaler will be making the leap to Project Warlock. However, one can hold out hope that with Project Warlock II (which was released into Steam Early Access this past summer), Apptivus will be able to return the favour.

In case you missed it, Impaler is one of those “easy to play, difficult to master” titles where the premise is rather simple: in a nod to classic arena shooters, you’re dropped into an arena facing off against hordes of demons and other monsters. You’ve got the ability to summon spikes to impale your foes, build barriers, or use these spikes to reach higher ground. There are also rogue-like elements to ensure that each run is different each time you play.

Impaler arrives on Steam on December 6 for a measly $2.99 USD. Project Warlock is available on Steam, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and the Nintendo Switch.

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‘Dead Island 2’ Second Expansion “SoLA” Available Now [Trailer]

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It’s time once again to return to Dead Island 2 with the game’s second expansion, SoLA, which is out now on Xbox Series, PlayStation 5 and the Epic Games Store, with the expansion coming to PC on Steam on April 22, coincidentally when the game arrives on the platform. This new expansion takes players into the ultimate Californian music festival, where a psychedelic beat unleashes chaos.

SoLA sees a deadly virus sweeping through The Valley, turning its inhabitants into ravenous zombies. Not only that, a gore-drenched music festival in LA is sounding out a rhythm from beyond: The Beat of the Autophage. Lured to the festival by an enigmatic warning message, players must explore SoLA’s ruins and put a stop to this menace before The Beat turns the living into zombies, and spreads across the world.

They’ll have their hands full, as new zombies have appeared in the form of the Whipper and the Clotter. A new apex variant enemy driven mad with self-loathing by the Autophage, the Whipper is compelled to self-mutilate, turning them into a horrific nightmare of disembowelled intestines. As a result, the Whipper is able to use these entrails to lash out at the player. Meanwhile, the Clotter has the ability to decompose into a pile of gore, making it immune from damage in that form, and then reform elsewhere to continue the fight. Not only that, but it’s also capable of firing a powerful jet of putrid blood.

To combat these new zombies (and to make use of the game’s F.L.E.S.H. system), players have new weapons at their disposal. Notable is the Ripper, which is a fusion of a baseball bat and circular saw, turning it into a percussive machine of dismemberment. And speaking of sawblades, you now have the Sawblade Launcher, which as you’d expect, fires rotary sawblades that will cut through zombies with ease.

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