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90s-inspired FPS Dusk from indie developer David Szymanski and publisher New Blood Interactive has its first gib-filled trailer.
Coming to PC in 2017, Dusk takes inspiration from 90s classics such as Quake, Blood, Heretic, Half-Life and Redneck Rampage, with its retro visuals backed up by a metal soundtrack from composer Andrew Hulshult of Brutal Doom fame.
Dusk unfolds in the eerie backwoods of the American Northeast where, gaining consciousness hanging on a meat hook, you must fight to survive.
The game is played out over three campaign episodes packed with enemies and a range of weapons including saw blades, dual-wielded shotguns from 1887 and a grenade launcher.
Also included is an Endless Survival Mode where players go up against wave after wave of enemies, and a 1v1 online arena mode.
Check out the trailer below.
Source: New Blood Interactive
