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e3 2019
Square Enix Unveils New Dark Co-op Shooter Outriders
Square Enix External Studios and Bulletstorm developer People Can Fly unveiled a new game tonight at the Square Enix E3 press conference. Outriders, a one- to three-player co-op shooter, invites the player to travel to the planet Enoch to follow a mysterious signal. The announcement trailer for this dark, science fiction shooter boasts a barren landscape, massive creatures, and lots of gunplay.
“Outriders is a very exciting project for us at Square Enix External Studios. We’re focusing on giving players a true AAA co-op shooter with a deep feature set and strong narrative,” said Jon Brooke, co-head of studio at Square Enix External Studios. “The team at People Can Fly really know how to make gunplay feel tight and powerful and we can’t wait to show you more later this winter.”
The game is set for a summer 2020 release on all platforms. For more E3 info, stay tuned to our E3 live page.
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