High-octane action and movement abilities briefly showcased.
The studio re-evaluated how they recorded their sound.
"Bullet hell-fueled combat" awaits players in the roguelike third-person shooter.
It also has "near-instant" load speeds along with supporting haptic feedback and Tempest 3D AudioTech.
No word yet on whether or not these are final.
Housemarque's PS5 exclusive could be out as early as next year.
A game about dying, dying again, and dying some more.
Reportedly, the developer has partnered with Sony for its upcoming project.
The studio has halted all other work as it focuses on a major new project.
In a rare move, the current developers cast doubts that their product will do well.
“We know that not everyone is going to be interested.”
After Greg Miller sent out an open invitation for the Showcase, there have been lots of responses.
Players will land on a nano-storm infested island and use futuristic abilities and weapons to survive.
New trailer at Gamescom, with the developer promising "a lot more footage on a much more frequent basis".
As well as an image of an in game location called "The Harbor".
This game is a part of the company's attempt to work outside of the arcade genre.
Lack of significant sales numbers for its titles has caused Housemarque to rethink its development strategy.
The famous shoot 'em up developer shares thoughts on its two recent titles.
The side-scrolling arcade shooter with tons of explosions is out now.
Housemarque outlines resolution and frame rate for upcoming action platformer.
