The Walking Dead: Streets of Survival is set to launch on PC and consoles this September.
Trailmark Games and AMC Global Media are set to bring The Walking Dead universe to gamers on PC and consoles on September 18th with The Walking Dead: Streets of Survival. This new single-player beat-'em-up is now available for pre-order on PC through Steam, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and Nintendo Switch 2 in both Standard and Deluxe Editions, the latter of which includes the Arcade Apocalypse Pack. Check out the new trailer below…
In The Walking Dead: Streets of Survival, players are immersed in a pixelated post-apocalyptic realm filled with walkers, where they will vanquish the undead using melee combos, savage ranged attacks, and fast-paced fighting. Following the classic beat-'em-up formula, players will face off against hordes of the undead, aggressive gangs of Saviors, and well-known characters like Winslow, the Well Walker, and Negan.
Players will have access to several characters, allowing them to master various movesets and enhance their abilities through distinct skill trees. There will be multiple difficulty settings for those seeking escalating challenges, while an easy mode will cater to those wanting a more relaxed experience through the apocalypse.
The Walking Dead: Streets of Survival is available for pre-order now at £16.99/€19.99 for the Standard Edition and £24.99/€29.99 for the Deluxe Edition. The Deluxe Edition includes the Arcade Apocalypse Pack, which offers bonus weapon skins, a premium Rick skin, and the exclusive Endless Survival mode. Additionally, anyone who pre-orders either edition will receive the bonus Golden Survival Pack upon launch, which consists of seven golden weapon skins.
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