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Vampire shooter EvilvEvil announced

January 31, 2020 by Andrew Newton

New global interactive entertainment group, Enad Global 7 (EG7), has unveiled the latest project EvilvEvil scheduled for release later this year.  Developed by Toadman Studios, this new title is a slick vampire shooter with cool vamps and other monstrosities.  Check out the new trailer below commemorating the announcement…

EvilvEvil is a co-op first-person vampire shooter set in a world where bloodsucking vampires and other monstrosities against nature roam the streets.  The game features a cast of colourful and ultra cool vampires who come with heavy doses of attitude, and by choosing one of these players can chew a path through the evil that stands in their way.

“The unveiling of EG7 is an important step in clarifying our transformation from solely a developer into a group of companies that covers the entire gaming value chain.,” said Robin Flodin, CEO at EG7. “We are also happy to announce EvilvEvil as a super cool project that we have worked on for quite a while and it’s amazing seeing the results of the group coming together while working with different parts of the process.”

https://youtu.be/jnpxAcm93tk

EvilsvEvil is currently scheduled to arrive towards the end of the year.  Look out for more information coming later this Spring.

 

 

Filed Under: Andrew Newton, News, Trailers, Video Games Tagged With: EG7, EvilvEvil, Toadman Studios

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