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Test Chamber – The Crazy Antics And Bloody Deaths Of Let It Die
You might have missed the memo that Let It Die, a free-to-play action game created by Grasshopper Manufacture and Gung Ho Entertainment, is now available on PlayStation 4. The game, which oozes Grasshopper's signature zany style, has you making your way up a deadly tower, trying to survive by finding new weapons and armor. During your trek, you'll fight other players and special bosses to discover the tower's larger mysteries.
In this episode of Test Chamber, join Javy Gwaltney and I as we begin the game and see what Let It Die has to offer. From swinging hockey sticks and doing yoga to meeting Uncle Death and splattering a lot of blood, we discover this isn't an ordinary journey about survival. It's one insane trip that you must see for yourself in the video below.
If you like what you see, you can head to the PSN store and download the game for free.
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