Hellbreach: Vegas Levels Up: Entering Phase 2 with a New Vegas Chapel Map and More
Gamers, mark your calendars! As of April 15th, 2024, the pulse-pounding, demon-slaying FPS Hellbreach: Vegas ramps up the action by rolling into its second development phase. This indie gem, crafted by the visionary dev Ashley Ellis, is throwing down a new map and a treasure trove of updates that are setting the Steam FPS Fest ablaze!
From Early Access to Next-Level Action
Since its Early Access debut on March 11th, 2024, Hellbreach: Vegas has snagged the spotlight, earning props from both the gaming community and critics. Rolling solo and fueled by player feedback, Ellis has been on a mission to fine-tune his creation, ensuring every shotgun blast and demonic shriek is pixel-perfect.
What’s New in Phase 2?
Phase 1 wrapped with a bang, delivering not just fixes but also fresh content including a brand-spanking-new map, the ‘Vegas Chapel’, where players can blast through wedding aisles with a shotgun in hand. The arsenal expands with a new weapon that promises to amp up the chaos, along with updated character models and slick cosmetic options to keep your avatar looking sharp while slaying.
The game itself remains a heart-pounding fight for survival against relentless demon hordes in Sin City. Whether you’re riding solo or rolling with a squad of up to four, the goal is to stay alive by any means necessary. With the introduction of new maps and over 19 weapons to choose from, strategizing your survival gets even more intense.
Community and Critic Acclaim
Critics like Ted Litchfield from PC Gamer have lauded Hellbreach: Vegas as the ultimate hangout game, one that nails the nostalgic vibe of classic wave-based shooters but spices it up with its own unique flair. The game’s immersive, high-stakes gameplay keeps players on the edge of their seats, coming back for more demon-slaying action.
Looking Ahead: The Roadmap
Ellis, in collaboration with Iceberg Interactive, chose the Early Access path to shape the game with direct input from its players. This strategy not only ensures that Hellbreach: Vegas evolves with its community but also keeps the development transparent and in sync with gamer expectations. With Phase 1 under their belt, the team is well on its way to delivering a fully polished final product, divided into four planned phases over about six months.
Platform: Microsoft Windows
