Though tentpole franchises like Call of Duty rely on realistic warfare in their gameplay, some FPS games eschew reality and enter a world of fantasy instead, such as the Witchfire. While they may be somewhat rare, first-person shooter fantasy games usually result in some of the most interesting and creative installments in the genre. 6w322b

The PS Now lineup for March 2022 will include Crysis Remastered, in addition to the previously confirmed Shadow Warrior 3. Sony and developer Flying Wild Hog announced the Shadow Warrior 3 news just last week, noting their plans to release the action-packed first-person title day-and-date on PS Now. Interestingly, this marks the PlayStation service's first-ever day one launch, a practice most associated with Microsoft's Xbox Game platform.

Shadow Warrior 3 is a first-person shooter developed by Flying Wild Hog and published by Devolver Digital. The exploration sections are a little rough around the edges, but there's no denying that the combat in Shadow Warrior 3 is an absolute blast to play, with fast-paced action that never grows dull throughout the game's runtime.

Shadow Warrior 3 is set to be developer Flying Wild Hog's latest adventure in the ongoing saga of Lo Wang, finally releasing to the public on March 1, 2022. Having resurrected the 1997 3D Realms property in 2013 with Shadow Warrior, Flying Wild Hog reimagined just about everything there was to reimagine for the franchise, barring its first-person perspective and emphasis on both ballistic weapons and swordplay.

PlayStation has revealed that Shadow Warrior 3 will be available on PlayStation Now when it releases in March, making it the very first day one launch title on Sony's gaming streaming service. Developer Flying Wild Hog and publisher Devolver Digital announced the third installment of the Shadow Warrior reboot series in 2020 with a brutal new look at the title's new fast-paced action-packed world and gameplay. The title is set to launch on March 1st and will feature the return of Lo Wang with features similar to DOOM Eternal, which will overpower players with a brand-new arsenal, include first-person enemy executions, close combat battles, and a better movement system for better fluidity and action during battles.

After a six-year wait following its predecessor’s release in 2016, Shadow Warrior 3may have had any surprise it was hoping for ruined by an Xbox leak detailing the release date and preorder bonuses. Fans of the series have been waiting for more concrete info since Shadow Warrior 3’s announcement teaser trailer came out last summer, and now that wait may be over—if not, perhaps, in the way developer Flying Wild Hog might have wanted.

The official Shadow Warrior Twitter has issued a comical statement about Shadow Warrior 3 in response to Techland's recent controversial claim about Dying Light 2 taking around 500 hours to fully complete. Developer Flying Wild Hog and publisher Devolver Digital announced the third installment of the Shadow Warrior reboot series in 2020 with a brutal new look at the title's new fast-paced action-packed world. The title will feature the return of Lo Wang with gameplay features similar to DOOM Eternal, which will overpower players with a brand-new arsenal, including first-person enemy executions and a better movement system for better fluidity and action during battles.

Developer Flying Wild Hog and publisher Devolver Digital have launched a new trailer for Shadow Warrior 3, which pauses mid-action to unveil its delay. Flying Wild Hog originally announced Shadow Warrior 3 with a gory teaser trailer in July 2020, promising an even more hilariously chaotic experience than its predecessors. While plans were initially in place for the first-person action title's 2021 rollout, said plans have since changed.

With E3 2021 just getting started, developer Flying Wild Hog and publisher Devolver Digital let loose an incredibly bloody gameplay trailer for Shadow Warrior 3 that may give even DOOM Eternal a run for its money. Flying Wild Hog's first-person shooter series is no stranger to gore, of course; it's a staple of the brand, after all. Even the original teaser trailer for Shadow Warrior 3 boasted an almost hilarious amount of blood-soaked action.

Those wanting to dive into the highly anticipated follow-up to 2012's Chivalry: Medieval Warfare got bad news this week, as Chivalry 2 was delayed to June 2021. The developers at Torn Banner Studios have been working on the sequel for a long while, and Chivalry 2 is one of many games and films delayed due to the global pandemic forcing teams to work from home. While there will be a Chivalry 2 closed beta at the end of March for players to sample, those itching to grab a sword have plenty of great first-person melee game options while they wait.