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Drawn To Death Coming Free to PS Plus Owners Next Month
Announced today via the PlayStation blog, ultraviolent online shooter Drawn to Death will be free for PS Plus subscribers when it launches on April 4.
Developed by Twisted Metal creator David Jaffe's studio The Bartlet Jones Supernatural Detective Agency, Drawn to Death is an over-the-top third-person shooter that takes place inside the twisted world of a high-school student's notebook. Players will be able to choose from a variety of morbid characters, each with unique abilities, and go to war in a variety of online and offline settings. For a full list of features at launch, you can check out the blog post here.
With original release-date announcement, the developer also put out a dev diary detailing some of the gameplay options. You can find that right here.
[Source: PlayStation Blog]
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