Hellbound is a new FPS inspired by Doom, Quake & Duke Nukem 3D, powered by Unreal Engine 4

Saibot Studios has announced its new project which is a first person shooter. Developed in Unreal Engine 4, Hellbound feeds from the mechanics of genre classics such as DOOM, Quake and Duke Nukem 3D. In order to celebrate this announcement, Saibot released a teaser trailer for Hellbound, and you can view it below.

The game is inspired by DOOM, Quake, Duke Nukem 3D, Blood and many other shooters of the past. The experience is focused on shooting, explosions, blood and speed.

Players take control of Hellgore, a big-ass motherf*cker who kills demons in Hell. And that’s it. While there will be a story, it won’t be the main focus on the game. According to the press release, the real protagonists are the fast-paced action and the gory violence.

Hellbound will be available very soon in PC, first as a Survival Mode that will equip players with the heaviest fire guns of Hell to pit them against hordes of fearsome demons and other monstrous enemies.

Closed beta registration is now open on the official website.

Enjoy!

Hellbound: Teaser Trailer - They call me Hellgore...

17 thoughts on “Hellbound is a new FPS inspired by Doom, Quake & Duke Nukem 3D, powered by Unreal Engine 4”

  1. wow a real GAME, and not a interactive linear story driven adventure with 10 hours of cutscenes of sjw progressive (((story)))

    1. That should be the tagline of a game like this. Or instead of a Special/Collector’s Edition have a Toxic Masculinity Edition.

  2. Not to be confused with hellbound that is an awesome doom megawad with gigantic levels and amazing level design.

    This is how it would be, no story just action, i am looking at you 3.5 hours of cutscenes W2.

  3. Let’s hope it doesn’t look too much like Doom 2016. Based on the concept art it could and that would probably lead to lots of backlash from Doom fans. I see lava in the concept art which is good. Make it the firey version of hell, not the bloody one.

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