Based on the 2004 title of the same name by People Can Fly, Painkiller is touted as a reimagining with three-player co-op support (though it’s playable offline). As one of four Champions, players must battle Azazel, hordes of demons and the Nephilim before they can lay waste to Earth.

Along with classic weapons, Painkiller sports some new additions and traversal abilities like hooking and dashing. Each Champion has varying energy, power, damage, and health, while Tarot Cards provide buffs to abilities. Synergize with players, and you may stand a chance against the overwhelming forces of evil.

Stay tuned for more details and gameplay from Painkiller in the coming months. As for People Can Fly, they have a new project in the works in Lost Rift, a survival title entering early access this year.

The Farm 51 may be better known for the Painkiller franchise, having released Hell & Damnation earlier this year, but it’s now working on a next-gen console and PC called Get Even. The first screenshots for the game can be gleaned below courtesy of The Farm 51’s home page.

In a translated excerpt, the developer stated that it wanted to “remove the artificial boundary between modes of single and multiplayer,” which means that those playing online would be able to jump into your single-player campaign whenever they wanted. Get Even will also apparently sport two campaigns, both from the perspectives of different soldiers.

As of now, Get Even has no release date. It will be heading to Xbox One, PS4 and PC though and what better time than in 2014? Stay tuned for more news and details on the game, and in the mean time, check out our review of Painkiller: Hell & Damnation here.