Wanted: Dead gets new combat overview trailer

Wanted: Dead

Publisher 110 Industries and developer Soleil shared a new Wanted: Dead trailer, giving a thorough overview of the action game’s combat mechanics.

If you’d like to learn more about the game directly, we highly recommend checking out our thorough and recent preview of the title here.

Here’s a rundown on the game:

Wanted: Dead

Wanted: Dead a new hybrid slasher/shooter from the makers of Ninja Gaiden and Dead or Alive. The game follows a week in life of the Zombie Unit, an elite Hong Kong police squad on a mission to uncover a major corporate conspiracy. Play as Lt. Hannah Stone, a hardboiled Hong Kong cop, and plow through mercenaries, gang members and private military contractors in a spectacular cyberpunk adventure.

Key features:

  • Hack-n-slash melee combat: Use a wide variety of deadly moves and dozens of unique finishers to slice and dice
  • Third-person shooter: Battle indoors and outdoors using a curated selection of projectile weapons – assault rifles, SMGs, LMGs and grenade launchers
  • Brutal finishers: over 80 unique finishing moves
  • Cyberpunk: a crazy mix of advanced weaponry and lo-tech 90s retro futurism
  • Gripping storyline: The Zombie unit uncovers a major corporate conspiracy in a dystopian version of Hong Kong
  • Truly hardcore experience: the fights are not going to be easy, steel your resolve and use everything around you as you battle through hordes of mercenaries, synthetics and private security forces.
  • Beat ’em up the old school way: Take down enemies to proceed further, revive the nostalgia in a modern twist on the established genre
  • A AAA love letter to the sixth generation of consoles.

Wanted: Dead is slated to launch on February 14, 2023 for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S and PC (via Steam).

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