Illusive multiplayer shooter Screencheat hits PS4, Xbox One in March

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Following its PC release of Screencheat last year, Samurai Punk is bringing the unconventional first-person multiplayer shooter to PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on March 1, 2016. It’ll launch at $14.99.

In the game, players are invisible, but you can see everyone’s screen to approximate where they’re at on the map, and weapons perform one-hit kills to keep the action flowing. It’s a beautiful mess.

The console ports will pack in the PC version’s post-release content, including eight-player support, AI bots for local and online matches, and extra maps, modes, and weapons.


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