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Never change Devolver Digital. You may have recalled last years press conference by Devolver Digital in which the company brought in skits and acts mocking professional conferences put on during the E3 expo. This year Devolver Digital was back to offer another E3 press conference of their own.
This particular conference wasn’t long but we’ll include all the information you’ll want to know listed down below.
Scum
Scum is a survival video game that acts like the other battle royale titles you’ve come to love lately. This is a game where just over sixty players will have to survive on the island through intense harsh battles. However, outside of just hostile enemies, players will need to keep their vitals in order such as calories, vitamins, health among other notable stats.
A new trailer was shown off giving a look at the narrative experience the game is based around. Currently, the game is set to be available as an early access title this August.
My Friend Pedro
My Friend Pedro is a wacky and violent platformer. Players take on a gun-wielding man as he blows away a barrage of enemies. However, the levels are set up to be fast paced along with a slew of puzzles to use towards your advantage when eliminating the enemy. As of right now, the game is heading to both the Nintendo Switch and PC platforms in 2019.
Metal Wolf Chaos XD
One of the hidden gems for the Xbox is Metal Wolf Chaos which was developed by FromSoftware. The video game was only released in Japan and featured a wacky story based around the President of the United States of America having to fight off the evil Vice President all while costumed in giant mechs. Oddly enough the game never made its way to the United States but that’s now changing as Devolver Digital has unveiled Metal Wolf Chaos XD.
This copy of the game will be updated both graphically and offer widescreen. Currently, the game is slated to launch later this year for the PC, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4 platforms.
