Gearbox Software has released the latest trailer for its upcoming first-person shooter, multiplayer online battle arena video game, Battleborn. You can check out the game’s official E3 2015, “For Every Kind of Badass,” trailer in the player below.
The upcoming shooter is set to feature 25 unique heroes. Players will be able to fight solo or in groups with friends. The game is set to feature story missions and multiplayer matches. Battleborn allows up to five players online, five player co-op and two-player splitscreen. The new trailer showcases lots of action packed battles and a very cool, unique art and design style. The game looks like a heavy mix of futuristic of science fantasy along with a vivid comic book superhero style. No single character looks the same as any other.
“In Battleborn, the universe teeters on the brink of extinction and only the most powerful Battleborn can stop it. This band of badasses will slice swords through enemies, fire massive machine guns, sling powerful spells and much more! Command 25 unique heroes. Fight alone or alongside friends. Play story missions or mow down foes in competitive multiplayer matches.”
Battleborn is scheduled for a winter 2015 release for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Windows PC.
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