Suda 51’s Let It Die Heading to PS4

Aka Not Lily Bergamo.

Posted By | On 10th, Jun. 2014

Suda 51 is known for his bizarre creations and Let It Die is no exception to the rule. Based on all those movies featuring a lumbering mutant creature, except having you in the role of said mutant, it appears to be a tribute to grindhouse gore with its hack and slash gameplay. It will be heading to the PS4 – check it out above.

What’s interesting though is that no mention of Suda 51’s other PS4 exclusive Lily Bergamo was made, especially since it was announced less than a year ago to be in development for the console. It’s very likely that the game still exists and is planned for a future release. Regardless, we’re kind of bummed to have missed out on Bergamo this time around.

What are your thoughts on Let It Die? Let us know in the comments below and decide for yourself whether the gore is appealing or not.


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