To observe up on Boss Group Video games’ shock announcement from yesterday, IGN can completely reveal the studio’s subsequent two video games, coming this October.
In a press launch, Boss Group Video games introduced RetroRealms, a brand new collection of video games for consoles and PC. The primary two video games on this new collection are based mostly on John Carpenter’s iconic horror franchise Halloween and the Starz authentic collection Ash vs Evil Lifeless.
You may watch the brand new trailer beneath.
“Everybody at Boss Group Video games are enormous followers of horror, and attending to work with these legendary properties is a dream come true,” Boss Group Video games’ CEO Steve Harris defined in a press launch. “It has been a tremendous expertise collaborating with WayForward, and our licensors to create not one, however two, fast-paced 90’s arcade model video games whereas remaining true to the unique Halloween movie and ‘Ash vs Evil Lifeless’ collection. The trailer dropping at this time provides followers a style of the gore-filled gameplay and fast-paced motion and we will not wait to indicate extra!”
Each RetroRealms: Halloween and RetroRealms: Ash vs Evil Lifeless, as depicted within the announcement trailer, are 16-bit platformers. Each video games are coming to PC, PS5, Change, and Xbox on October 18. Each video games might be bought individually by way of a digital storefront for $24.99 every, or you should purchase a bodily Double Function bundle, which is able to retail for $49.99.
Though each video games might be bought and performed individually, Boss Group Video games incentivizes folks to buy each. Because the studio notes within the press launch, buying each will grant gamers entry to new options.
The announcement of those two video games is only one of many initiatives that Boss Group Video games presently has within the works. Yesterday, IGN completely revealed that it was additionally engaged on a further recreation based mostly on the John Carpenter’s Halloween IP. This recreation, which presently doesn’t have a launch date, can be working on Unreal Engine 5 and franchise creator John Carpenter is “intimately concerned” within the mission.
Taylor is a Reporter at IGN. You may observe her on Twitter @TayNixster.