With Quake Live now
finally available on Steam, the first-person rail shooter genre is starting to make a real comeback. Utilising that surge, developer Reakktor Studios has debuted a new gameplay trailer for their own rail shooter, Toxikk.
The three-minute trailer distills Toxikk's hardass ethos: no regenerating health, no loadouts and, like a teacher on Saturday, no classes. It also introduces the difference between the "Classic Maps" the game will offer, which are smaller and don't have vehicles; and "Massive Maps" which are larger and do.
Development of Toxikk is so far being funded with pre-orders, in packages that range from $5 to $90. Reakktor plans to put Toxikk into a closed beta through Steam Early Access sometime in the last three months of this year.
Posted 06:45pm 22/9/14
This is why devs will continue to release broken s*** and you will all buy it like the sheep you all are. Who the hell, that has full use of their brain, pays $90 for a game that is still being made and isn't even out yet
Posted 06:50pm 22/9/14
If it is just a random bunch of people or people with shaky background... yeah not funding that.
Posted 08:15pm 22/9/14
Posted 12:31am 23/9/14