Publisher All in! Games has announced that a demo for Ghostrunner is now available on Steam. This demo will be available until May 13th. Moreover, the publisher released a new CGI trailer teasing the mysterious plot and showing off the Killing Blink ability.
Previously only available at tradeshows, Ghostrunner’s demo cuts right to the chase. Players assume the role of a cyber-warrior and cut through anyone blocking the way. Players can practice nimbly leaping through the air, using the grappling hook to reach new heights, and surviving lightning-paced one-hit-one-kill style action. Moreover, players will have instant respawns to make each fight feel strategic instead of an exercise in frustration.
Here is the game’s description.
“After a cataclysmic event, the remnants of humanity dwell within Dharma Tower, a megastructure constructed as a temporary shelter. A century of conflict led to a brutal division of Dharma — the lower the floor, the lower the resident’s status. The enigmatic Keymaster maintains this imposed caste system, but the people have had enough. Ascend the tower as a Ghostrunner capable of blistering speed and deadly precision, and learn the truth behind the Keymaster’s reign.
Join the resistance known as the Climbers on their mission to cut through the Keymaster’s regime. Death awaits on each level of the tower, from the derelict industrial machinery of the Base to the sickening sheen of the Summit. Dodge oncoming bullets by dashing and wall-running, then slice through enemies with a single cut. Cybernetic implants push the limit even further with bullet-timelike mechanics to keep the cyber-warrior out of harm’s way.”
Ghostrunner will also feature Ray Tracing effects. These effects will highlight lower Meru’s crumbling infrastructure with grungy neon signs and the apathetic hedonism of the clubs and bars on higher levels.
You can download the demo from here.
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Was following this after that famous video.
thank god i don’t have to play cybershet 2077
Haha, you wild’n out again i see. I wonder how many would fall for this.
not a bait, i hate cd projekt red with passion.
I tried it and I did not enjoy the gameplay at all. The dashing mechanic needs rework. They need to have separate keys for dash and for time-pause or whatever they call it. As it stands, it is frustrating to play.
Why make a demo only temporarily available?
I know it’s the trend to be a negative, toxic twat on this site… But, I’m looking forward to trying this out.
You got it all wrong.
In all honesty, that was an awesome trailer! Im kinda excited to play this…let’s hope the full game is actually not repetitive as hell.
“This demo will be available until May 13th.”
This irritates me to no end. Time-limited demos should not exist.
Did I miss this the memo or something? Is Ghostrunner a sequel to Doom Eternal? No, then what the hell are you on about?
I guess you do have dyslexia and difficulty with reading comprehension. Many people complained (and rightfully so) not about platforming being difficult but about it being too much of it which ruins the flow of the game which is a first person shooter first and foremost, not Lara $ucking Croft.
And those people calling it the best FPS ever can’t possibly be wrong, right? Talk about being retarded.