Hyper Scape – Battle Royale shooter from Ubisoft leaked (update)

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Following Epic Games and EA, Ubisoft apparently also wants to get involved in the free-to-play battle royale genre, which is working on a shooter called Hyper scape They are supposed to be working. The announcement is apparently imminent.

According to this, Hyper scape Developed by the Rainbow Six team at Ubisoft Montreal, this fast-paced shooter is clearly a AAA title and is slated for release in 2020. A closed beta test is planned for PC in a few days, followed by a release on July 12th and a later console release.

A first screenshot and the official game logo are already circulating online, while insiders say that the game will be announced today, Monday.

If that's the case, there is official information about Hyper scape then immediately here with us.

Update: Ubisoft has now officially confirmed the title, which is scheduled to premiere on July 02nd. The publisher adds the following:

"We at Prisma Dimensions can't wait to bring you the first iteration of Hyper Scape on July 2nd – along with the thrilling action of the Crown Hunt! Get ready to walk the neon-drenched streets of the world's first virtual city: Neo Arcadia. Make sure you're ready to hit the ground running, because you'll need every advantage you can get to stay one step ahead of your challengers. Only the best will make it to the grand finale. Will you claim victory or fall victim to the dangers of Hyper Scape?"

Preliminary information about the game can be found at the official homepage.

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