Skydance Interactive today unveiled the first official trailer and screenshots for The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners. This trailer will give players a first look into the unforgiving wasteland they’ll face in the upcoming virtual reality title. Moreover, you can also find below the game’s debut screenshots.
This first official trailer showcases the gruesome adventure players will embark on. Players must make gut-wrenching choices and find out who they are in their fight for survival. Alongside walkers, players will also have to face the constant threats of violence, disease, and famine.
In The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners, freedom of choice and visceral combat offer players a new way to live survival horror in a deep-rooted VR gaming experience.
Players can scale buildings to ambush enemies from above, hold down a walker’s head to rip a knife out of its skull or attack from a distance with throwing weapons, bows and long-range firearms. Players will be able to choose from an arsenal of weapons. Furthermore, the will be able to craft their own to fit their play style and survive their way. Physics-based combat makes every swing of an axe or jab of a knife resonate with impact.
Choices in The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners will also affect not just how the combat plays out but the fate of the city and its other survivors. New Orleans is at war and the living are not just fending off the dead, but each other as well. Will players risk life and limb to protect those in need or eliminate anyone who stands in their way? Will they join one of the warring factions, or play them against each other for personal gain?
As players dive deeper into this unforgiving journey they will uncover the mystery at the heart of the conflict that threatens to tear the city apart.
Lastly, The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners releases on January 23rd, 2020.
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