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Necromunda: Hired Gun is one of the year’s most anticipated games as it promises action packed adventure, chaotic combat and endless fighting to the death. Necromunda: Hired Gun is developed by Streum On Studio and published by Focus Home Interactive, who also published Snowrunner, Greedfall, Hood: Outlaws and Legends and Space Hulk: Death Wing. Needless to say, the publisher’s have extensive knowledge of the industry and are also quite capable of handling action games. Necromunda: Hired Gun is set to launch on 1st June 2021 and is available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC, via both Steam and the Epic Game Store. If potential fans choose to pre-order Necromunda, they will be rewarded with the Hunter’s Bounty Pack that grants them the ability to fight in style with a unique knife, stub guns, outfit skin and most importantly, a toy for your favorite companion!
Speaking about companions, Necromunda: Hired Gun’s latest trailer focused on man’s best friend, in this case, a mastiff. The trailer kicks off with a rocking soundtrack that is sure to excite and shows off high intensity combat. The trailer also features footage of weapon and character upgrade menus and animations, even for your dog! Besides the fast-paced fighting and non-stop destruction, the trailer introduces segments of love and playfulness between the protagonist and his mastiff, to a much kinder soundtrack, before reverting back to the madness.
In Necromunda: Hired Gun, players will follow a rugged bounty hunter as he makes his living via bounty contracts and an assortment of weapons in his arsenal. In the nefarious city of Necromunda, Martyr’s End becomes the hub of all things bounty-hunting where players can choose a contract, prepare a loadout and set off on their journey with their best friend. As missions are completed, both the protagonist and the mastiff grow in power via upgrades and better weapons.
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