Victor Vran: Overkill Edition video game announced for Xbox One

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Published on February 15, 2017

published on February 15, 2017

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Victor Vran: Overkill Edition has just been announced for release on Microsoft’s Xbox One video game console. “Players and fans can experience the all-action game in full alongside two brand new adventures: the ethereal Fractured Worlds – a challenging and empowering new expansion featuring a new chapter in the story of Victor Vran, and Motörhead: Through the Ages – a wild rock adventure inspired by, officially endorsed by, and starring the loudest band in the world,” the official announcement reads. “Players who already own the game on Windows PC will be able to purchase the Fractured Worlds and Motörhead: Through the Ages expansion packs separately, as will players who wish to purchase the standalone game digitally on consoles.”

Here’s the game description:

Journey to the Fractured Worlds , a dimension formed from the fragments of broken realms. A perilous place for even the most experienced of demon hunters, players will explore its unfathomed depths through new levels and endless dungeons where each step proves more dangerous than the last. Continue the journey as Victor and attempt to piece together the Astrolabe in this new, thrilling addition to Victor Vran.

Enter the world of Motörhead: Through the Ages – a wild tour through the mythos of the loudest band in the world! Harness the powers of the immortal Motörhead to defeat deadly new adversaries in three demon-infested worlds intertwined with the songs of the band.

No specific release date has been given for Victor Vran: Overkill Edition on Xbox One however it is confirmed for 2017. Have you been looking forward to this game? Let us know in the comments below.

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