Drawn to Death is David Jaffe’s New Game for PS4

And it looks...huh.

Posted By | On 06th, Dec. 2014

Infamous game designer David Jaffe returned to the spotlight at the PlayStation Experience to announce Drawn to Death, his newest project to release on the PlayStation 4. The game features a “high school kid doodling in his notebook, wasting time” graphical motif which looks odder than it sounds. Check it out above.

Essentially, Drawn to Death is a multiplayer, third person shooter which features a variety of characters with differing abilities, strengths and weaknesses. It should be noted that there will be other characters and worlds “as fast as the kid can draw ’em”. So it seems that the development team will support the game with significant post-launch content.

We’ll reserve judgment on Drawn to Death since it (a) is still only in the pre-alpha stage, and (b) has a rather interesting art style. However with so much competition in 2015 with Overwatch, Battleborn, BattleCry and many other multiplayer shooters, will it be able to stand out? We’ll find out in the coming months.


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