Japanese developer Soleil released their action-packed shooter hack and slash combat game on consoles and PC. It has been reviewed and either loved or loathed. It’s a throwback game with some crazy moments thrown-in told via cutscenes. Not on the same level as the lengthy cinematics of Metal Gear Solid

Looking at the PC version specifically, although I doubt there to be too many differences compared to the current gen versions of Wanted: Dead which released on Feb 14th 2023. Video review below, or text transcript. WANTED: DEAD VIDEO REVIEW WANTED: DEAD TEXT REVIEW Today I am taking a look

Soleil’s action throwback game Wanted: Dead releases tomorrow. Take a look at the action-packed launch trailer as it gears-up on current and last gen consoles and PC.

110 Industries showcases how finishers work in their upcoming cyberpunk themed action game, Wanted: Dead. The game comes to consoles and PC next month on Valentines day of all days (that’s Feb 14th). Developed by Japanese studio Soleil, Wanted: Dead is not for the faint of heart, featuring over 50 savage and unique

110 Industries and developer Soleil showcases the Wanted: Dead combat in this latest video ahead of the game’s Feb 14th release on consoles and PC. Developed by Japanese studio Soleil, Wanted: Dead is no ordinary action game. Players will experience some nail-bitingly close encounters and will have to use their skills to juggle

Take a look at this updated story trailer for the upcoming cyberpunk themed action game Wanted: Dead from developer 110 Industries and Soleil. The game comes to consoles and PC via Steam in Q4 2022. Wanted: Dead is a high-octane third-person action game that seamlessly mixes swordplay with gun combat.

110 Industries & developer Soleil presents a new cyberpunk themed action game, entitled Wanted: Dead coming to consoles and PC. “Developed by Japanese studio Soleil, Wanted: Dead blends melee sword combat, exciting gunplay and a unique limb severing system to deliver a deep action title inspired by the mechanically rich combat systems