Ghostrunner - Gameplay Reveal Trailer
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Ghostrunner is an upcoming cyberpunk action video game developed by Polish development studio One More Level and published by All in! Games, to be released for PC, Xbox One and PlayStation 4 in 2020.[1][2] Ghostrunner is co-produced by 3D Realms and co-developed by Slipgate Ironworks.[3]
Ghostrunner is set in the future, after a global cataclysm. A city in a giant tower is the last bastion of humanity. Implants determine membership in various castes that divide the community. Violence and poverty lead to a rebellion. Players assume the role of a hero who, uniquely, can fight both in the physical world and in cyberspace. The aim is to ascend the tower and defeat its ruler, the Keymaster. The game’s core mechanic is one-hit-one-kill, which means that one attack is enough to kill an enemy or the hero.[4]
The game is created using Unreal Engine 4 and supports the Nvidia’s RTX technology
Ghostrunner was announced during Gamescom 2019.[6] A demo was available May 6 - May 13, 2020 on Steam.[7] The game received positive comments prior to its release. Forbes called the game a mix of Titanfall, Dishonored and Superhot.[8] Andy Chalk from PC Gamer called the game a mix between Mirror's Edge and Dishonored.
Ghostrunner is set in the future, after a global cataclysm. A city in a giant tower is the last bastion of humanity. Implants determine membership in various castes that divide the community. Violence and poverty lead to a rebellion. Players assume the role of a hero who, uniquely, can fight both in the physical world and in cyberspace. The aim is to ascend the tower and defeat its ruler, the Keymaster. The game’s core mechanic is one-hit-one-kill, which means that one attack is enough to kill an enemy or the hero.[4]
The game is created using Unreal Engine 4 and supports the Nvidia’s RTX technology
Ghostrunner was announced during Gamescom 2019.[6] A demo was available May 6 - May 13, 2020 on Steam.[7] The game received positive comments prior to its release. Forbes called the game a mix of Titanfall, Dishonored and Superhot.[8] Andy Chalk from PC Gamer called the game a mix between Mirror's Edge and Dishonored.