PC players were treated to a fantastic FPS experience last year with the launch of Turbo Overkill, and publisher Apogee Entertainment has confirmed that a console port is in development. <\/p>\n
Developed by Trigger Happy Interactive, Turbo Overkill shot onto PC last August and has racked up an Overwhelmingly Positive rating on Steam. There was mention of it coming to Xbox when Apogee first announced it, but things have been quiet about its arrival on console. <\/p>\n
\"In this Blade Runner-meets-Doom hellscape, Johnny returns to his hometown of Paradise and finds its entire population possessed by Syn, a rogue AI, and its army of augmented minions,\" the game's Steam description reads. \"Desperate for enough money to outrun his past mistakes, Johnny takes on the impossible job of destroying the greatest AI ever created. Rival bounty hunters want to claim the prize first. Nothing is easy in paradise.\" <\/p>\n
Your battle with Syn will see you blast through over 20 levels filled with combat puzzles, bonus stages, and secrets. Additionally, finding the numerous collectibles hidden throughout the game unlocks gameplay modifiers like insta-kill, increased monster speeds, and more. <\/p>\n
Turbo Overkill seems to have been a hit with players on PC, so we'll be eagerly waiting for it to launch on Xbox and potentially nab a place on our list of the best first-person shooters on Xbox! <\/p>\n
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