Samurai Shodown Heads to PC June 11 via Epic Games Store

Samurai Shodown

SNK Corporation have announced the release date for Samurai Shodown on Windows PC via the Epic Games Store.

Along with the season passes for DLC characters also being implemented on the Epic Games Store, the game will also be 10% off via pre-purchasing until the game’s launch.


It is likely that the game will remain exclusive to the Epic Games Store for some time. Epic Games Store exclusivity has had received extremely bad press (especially when cancelling planned Steam releases). Some have rejected the store’s exclusivity offer, including Bandai NamcoMicrosoft, and indie developer Unfold Games.

You can find the Epic Game Store release date trailer below.

You can find the full rundown on the game (via Epic Games Store) below.


SAMURAI REBOOT!

SAMURAI SHODOWN has enjoyed worldwide success as a blade-wielding fighting game series since its first release in 1993. Over 10 years have passed since the last series installment, and it is now time for SAMURAI SHODOWN to return in a brand-new game featuring high-end visuals and gameplay! With its story set one year before the very first installment, warriors and combatants from various backgrounds and with their own goals are about to battle to fulfill their destinies!
  • Carrying on the Legacy
    Faithfully reproducing the game mechanics and atmosphere that contributed to the success of the series, the new game aims to bring the same tense and exhilarating battles that the series is known for. Intense and epic battles are back!
  • Evolving the Presentation
    Using the power of UNREAL® ENGINE 4, the series is able to achieve a level of detail never before seen for a totally new visual experience!

In case you missed it the Iroha DLC character recently had its release date revealed, along with gameplay.

Samurai Shodown is available for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Google Stadia, and June 11 on Windows PC (via the Epic Games Store).

Image: Epic Games Store

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