Ninja Theory has been working hard on its new action game called Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice. As the team doesn't want to leave fans in the dark for long, they have been releasing developer diary videos regularly which details some of the game's features. Another one of these videos has been made available recently.
Like the previous Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice developer diary, the latest video gives some additional details on the combat system. You can check out the video right below.
Before the release of the two Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice focused on the combat system, Ninja Theory released a developer diary showcasing the game's movement and control, which look quite different from anything the team created for their previous action titles.
Hellblade was originally revealed as a PlayStation 4 title a couple of years back, with the PC version getting confirmed last year. Ninja Theory has labeled the game as triple A indie title, as the team was looking for creative independence to explore a compelling subject and gaming experience that would not be possible in the current retail model. With digital self publishing, the team will offer a smaller, but high quality title at half the price of big retail games, something that's more than enough to get players at least interested in the upcoming game.
Hellblade will be released sometime this year on PC and PlayStation 4. More news on the game will surely be coming soon, so stay tuned for all the latest news on Ninja Theory’s upcoming action game.
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