Indie developer Vreski, best known for its top-down shooter The Hong Kong Massacre, has shown new footage for its upcoming untitled first-person shooter. As seen in the footage, players can expect plenty of slo-mo shooting, a gloriously destructible environment, and a dark, grounded setting — all the things you liked in two very different games, Monolith's Fear and Remedy's Max Payne.

With its debut game The Hong Kong Massacre, Vreski delivered fast-paced cinematic shootouts inspired by classic action movies. The game launched in 2019 and currently stands at 76% positive reviews on Steam.

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Vreski's next project will be a traditional FPS with lots of guns, explosions, and destruction, all powered by Unreal Engine. Only two people are currently working on the unnamed game, which first surfaced back in February through the dev's socials. Since then, the studio provides regular updates for the project. Just check the most recent footage for yourself:

This new shooter certainly scratches that itch for brutal and realistic gunplay and evokes the best memories of the Max Payne series, the Fear trilogy, and Control. In one episode, the protagonist is seen on a highway, blowing up a fuel truck and firing at a chopper above with an SMG. Another scene focuses on an intense rooftop shootout while dual-wielding semi-automatic pistols. Blood sprays from enemies, sparks fly up all around and, naturally, everything happens in slow-motion.

From the looks of it, players will have the ability to fully control time in Vreski's upcoming FPS, speeding things up and slowing things down as they please. However, it could also just be a simple demonstration of the title's destruction system and enemy reactions, rather than being indicative of how the game will play.

At this point, it's better to wait for a full-fledged trailer with a title reveal and first details. There's currently no information for the game's launch window and it looks like it still needs some work — stay tuned for more updates from the devs.

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