The first Trailer for The Walking Dead: Betrayal has been released featuring a preview of Other Ocean Interactive’s multiplayer action game.
The first Trailer for The Walking Dead: Betrayal has been released featuring a preview of Other Ocean Interactive’s multiplayer action game.
The Walking Dead: Betrayal is a third-person action game that supports multiplayer for up to eight players. It will be available on PC for $19.99, and while the game currently has no release date, closed beta testing will begin on August 10th. interested players can join the discord server of the title and sign up for updates for a chance to participate in the closed beta.
“We are extremely excited to unveil this latest The Walking Dead experience, which offers players a fresh and unique take on social deception gameplay,” said Robert Kirkman, chief creative director of Skybound Entertainment and creator of The Walking Dead. “Partnering with Other Ocean Interactive, true innovators in this game genre, will allow players to experience hordes of deception and mistrust as they struggle to work together to survive and escape.”
“Combining our extensive experience and love of social deception gameplay with the incredible The Walking Dead universe is truly a match made in heaven,” said Andrew Ayre, CEO of Other Ocean Interactive. “It’s an honor for our team to work with Skybound and we can’t wait to reveal more in the coming months and allow fans to experience it from our upcoming beta.”
You can watch the new trailer of The Walking Dead: Betrayal under:
What is The Walking Dead: Betrayal about?
“In The Walking Dead: Betrayal, players are running out of resources and a horde of strays are on their heels. You must work together to complete objectives and escape,” reads the game’s synopsis. “They have to work fast because hikers aren’t the only threat they’ll face in rural Canada. As these survivors struggle to escape, “traitors” lurk incognito among them, plotting to do everything in their power to delay repairs and prevent anyone from leaving. As evidence of their sabotage emerges, paranoia and accusations threaten to tear the survivors apart as they desperately work to escape.”