Predator: Hunting Grounds and Friday the 13th Authors Announce PC and PS5 Shooter: Arcadegeddon
In 3DJuegos we have already had the opportunity to see the title and play it, and we will tell you what we think of this new multiplayer proposal.)
The guys from Illfonic do not stop, and have announced their new video game tonight during the State of Play that has been held this past dawn. This is Arcadegeddon , a shooter that can be enjoyed both alone and with others in a frenetic cooperative.
There will be seven months Early AccessThe video game appears at a reduced price, and it is that it can be enjoyed from this moment in Early Access in exchange for $ 19.99 , or bought later when it is duly finished at a time yet to be determined in 2022 for 29.99 euros . The idea is to have the game for approximately seven months in Early Access , so that users have the opportunity to test it thoroughly and provide their valuable feedback to the studio.
The video game, with a clear eighties spirit, has a curious plot proposal. Here we will see how Gilly’s Arcade , an arcade, sees how its troubled future can change. With its main owner gripped by the company Fun Fun Co , the solution that its owner finds is to unite different arcades to consolidate a megagame. The problem? The bad guys have injected a virus into your system that threatens to destroy it and kill your business.
In this framework, we find a third-person action video game with the possibility of being enjoyed individually or in a cooperative in which we can join up to three more friends to form a team of four. On-line approach unsurprising considering that we are talking about Illfonic, study has given us in the past games like Predator: Hunting Grounds or game Friday 13 titles that did not have much luck in their reviews in 3DJuegos you can check their respective chips.
On this occasion, however, the sensations that the title has left us have been much more positive, and that is that a few days ago we had the opportunity to test it thoroughly as you can see in our Arcadegeddon impressions .
