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Puppet Combo’s ‘Night At the Gates of Hell’ Out Now on PlayStation and Switch [Trailer]
Console gamers can now enjoy the mayhem that is Puppet Combo and Black Eyed Priest’s Night At the Gates of Hell. The game, which we loved so much on PC, is available now on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and the Nintendo Switch.
Developed by the duo behind Puppet Combo’s Bloodwash (which we also loved), Night At the Gates of Hell is a Survival Horror FPS inspired by Italian zombie films from the likes of Lucio Fulci and Bruno Mattei, PS1-era gore, and “sweat-drenched neon disco.”
You are David, a quiet, recently widowed man living in his seaside apartment. Unfortunately, a zombie outbreak descends upon his city and disrupts his normal everyday life.
After gathering his thoughts, collecting a few weapons, and meeting up with other survivors, David realizes that he must fight his way to the truth behind the apocalypse, by gunning and slashing through the hordes of zombies.
To escape the city, players will need to solve puzzles, hunt for resources and, of course, kill zombies. And in typical Fulci fashion, said zombies can only be eliminated with a shot directly to the head.
Of course, if you’re a PC gamer, you can still pick up the game now on Steam.
WB Games and Rocksteady didn’t exactly have the best result with Batman: Arkham VR, but publisher Oculus Studios and developer Camouflaj (who worked on Marvel’s Iron Man VR) are looking to give it a go with Batman: Arkham Shadow for the Meta Quest 3.
Launching “late 2024“, there’s not much info on the game at the moment, though via the Summer Game Fest X account, we’ll be seeing more from Arkham Shadow when Summer Game Fest rolls around on June 7. The announcement trailer for Batman: Arkham Shadow does provide a little teaser with its description, stating “Gotham City is in danger. And you’re the only one who can save it.”.
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