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Kill Strain
Sony San Diego is getting ready to release the second of its three free-to-play PlayStation 4 games. Kill Strain pits two teams of mercenaries against powerful mutants and a ticking clock.
The top-down multiplayer game features a unique mechanic that sees team sizes and allegiances shift throughout the course of the game. Human teams start with four players each, with one or two AI mutants on the map, too.
During the match, the mutants can wound and capture humans, converting them into the disfigured hulks. Kill Strain is currently in closed testing, with a big wave of codes going out from June 29 through July 3.
Anyone that hits rank 20 by July 4 will get an in-game item. PlayStation Plus members can start playing on July 12. Everyone else can join the fight on July 19.
You can read more about Kill Strain in an earlier preview. Sony San Diego also released Guns Up in December 2015 and will be releasing Drawn to Death later in 2016.
[Source: PlayStation Blog]
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