The latest gameplay trailer showcases a world that feels like a grim, blood-soaked intersection of history and horror. We finally got a look at the nephtoglobin-corrupted citizens haunting the streets, but the real standout is how the studio is evolving the combat. While we knew the game would be fast, the new footage confirms deep integration of first-person parkour mechanics. If you've played Ghostrunner 2, the grappling and wall-running here will look familiar, though it's now paired with musket-era grit.
A major addition to the arsenal is the Rapier. Unlike the heavier melee options we've seen previously, the Rapier is built for high-risk, high-reward playstyles. It focuses heavily on precision parrying and targeting enemy weakpoints. In a game where one mistake usually leads to a quick death, having a weapon that rewards perfect timing adds a layer of technical depth that soulslike fans should appreciate.
The trailer wrapped up with a glimpse of a new boss fight that can only be described as "disgusting." One More Level seems to be leaning into the body-horror aspect of their supernatural conspiracy, promising encounters that are as visually repulsive as they are mechanically challenging. With the Fall 2026 window now set, the wait for this unique blend of historical shooter and action RPG is finally reaching the home stretch.
Soren