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Umbrella Corps
Capcom has a new gameplay video of its upcoming Resident Evil-themed shooter, Umbrella Corps. The folks at Capcom Japan go hands-on with the title, providing additional insight into the different ways players can experience the frantic, bloody action.
All the matches played take place in the game's One Life Match Mode, where players must eliminate the opposing squad in three-minute rounds without the ability to re-spawn. Thee rapid-fire bouts showcase Umbrella Corps’ fast-paced, close-quarters combat, as well as the unorthodox weaponry.
Strategies on display include charging with the Brainer melee axe to land one-hit kills, and opening shutters to create new routes. The most entertaining (and fiendish) tactic may be destroying opponent’s zombie jammers, rendering them vulnerable to an overwhelming undead onslaught.
Beginning tomorrow, New York Comic Con 2015 attendees can try Umbrellas Corps for themselves by visiting Capcom’s booth. Can’t make it to the Big Apple? You can read our hands-on impressions from Tokyo Game Show 2015.
Umbrella Corps releases digitally on PlayStation 4 and PC in 2016.
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