Independent developer VOID Interactive announced the console launch date for its tactical first-person shooter game Ready or Not. The game will debut on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series S|X on July 15 in three editions:
- Standard Edition ($49.99 / £44.99 / €49.99) - Base Game
- Day One Edition ($49.99 / £44.99 / €49.99) - Base Game and Pre-Order Bonus: M32A1 Grenade launcher, MK-V Pistol, 590M Shotgun
- Deluxe Edition ($69.99 / £59.99 / €69.99) - Base Game, Home Invasion DLC, Dark Waters DLC, Unannounced DLC3, Official Ready or Not Soundtrack, Pre-Order Bonus: M32A1 Grenade launcher, MK-V Pistol, 590M Shotgun
The Dark Waters DLC and Home Invasion DLC are also available for separate purchase at $9.99 / £7.99 / €9.99 each.
Chris Stone, Studio General Manager at VOID Interactive, said in a statement:
This is a major milestone for everyone involved in the development of Ready or Not, from our initial development phase, to early access days, through to PC 1.0 and now consoles. Our amazing community has played a pivotal role in helping us shape this next chapter for Ready or Not and we wouldn’t be here without their valued feedback at all stages of development. We can’t wait to welcome our brand new console audience to Los Suenos and to share in their excitement this summer.
The console versions come with 18 single player or co-op missions (up to five players) and 2 new missions as part of the Los Sueños Stories free DLC update that will be released for free on PC on the same day. The Dark Waters and Home Invasion DLC bring 6 additional levels, and in Dark Waters DLC, there's also the UH-60 support Helicopter.
The game was in early access on PC for several years. It finally got its full launch in December 2023. As of last month, Ready or Not had already sold over nine million units to date. Needless to say, VOID Interactive is looking to break that ten million milestone with the help of console gamers.
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