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The Culling
In The Culling, you don’t get voted off the island. You get shipped off it… probably in pieces.
Building on the Battle Royale and Hunger Games concept that is beginning to permeate the gaming world in titles like H1Z1, The Culling is a tongue-in-cheek fight to the death. You’ll have time to get your bearings and gather supplies, and then it’s time to kill or be killed.
Developed by Xaviant (Lichdom: Battlemage), The Culling was designed by a small team given license to create its “dream game.” The studio underwent significant layoffs and restructuring in March 2015, reducing size for sustainability. You’ll be able to enter the arena on March 8, when the game arrives on Steam Early Access.
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