Wanted: Dead, Red Goes Faster & Vengeance Is Mine announced for PS5

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110 Industries announced three new projects for PlayStation 5 over the weekend, all in collaboration with actress Stefanie Joosten (Metal Gear Solid) as Creative Director.

The first project is Vengeance Is Mine, a brutal melee mech combat title that utilizes a time manipulation mechanic to add a fascinating twist to battles. Thanks to the abilities of the HYDRA mech suit, the player can accelerate time and blink at unsuspecting enemies, or rewind time to readjust combos or escape death. The HYDRA also features an energy-based projectile weapon for engaging enemies from a distance.

You take on the role of Gabriel Jaeger, who was brutally executed by three time travelers. He returns to the year 1664 to retrieve an ancient piece of technology that will allow them to operate the Deacon – an abandoned military installation buried beneath the streets of New Amsterdam.

Charles Jaeger, now in full control of the Deacon, gathers his herd to meet their spiritual leader, Robert Wright, beyond the horizon of space and time. His only problem is Gabriel, who, with the help of a prototype HYDRA mech suit, plots his revenge.

Vengeance Is Mine It will be released in 2023 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and PC. 

Wanted: Dead

Wanted: Dead This is the second title from 101 Industries, also a melee combat game, but one with more shooter mechanics. It's set in a darker and more dangerous version of a sci-fi Hong Kong, where honed skills are needed to survive.

Players take on the role of Lt. Hannah Stone, leader of the "Zombie Squad," an elite team operating outside the jurisdiction of traditional law enforcement. Inspired by devil may cry and BayonettaThis promises a deep combat system, as well as the ability to fight enemies up close and in person, or optionally with weapons from a distance, with cool slow-motion sequences and severance mechanics that change enemy attack patterns and add more style and substance to combat encounters.

“Our latest trailer gives a glimpse into the glorious movement of Wanted: Dead, and we can’t wait to share more about the deep combat systems that underpin this breathtaking action,” said Sergei Kolobashkin, Creative Director of 110 Industries.

Wanted: Dead It will also be released in 2023.

Red Goes Faster

In Red Goes Faster, players take on the role of Leon Garcia, an up-and-coming young race car driver who competes in intergalactic races by day and explores his home planet of Keplar by night. Between races, players visit a variety of establishments, hanging out with Leon's friends and trying to unravel a complicated love triangle.

Races are Leon's only way to leave his home planet, Keplar, a world that once seemed full of promise. Prospective colonists were promised an exciting new life with wellness programs, office perks, health insurance, and much more by the corporations preparing to profit from the planet. Then they realized Keplar was worthless. The promises of an idyllic new life evaporated, and the corporations headed home.

Leon's grandparents were among those who chose to stay, but he wants out. His path to winning the Keplar Super Trofeo is complicated by his high school rival and his relationship with his ex-girlfriend, but he's determined not to miss his only chance to leave this rock.

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