505 Games Signs Publishing Deal for Cyberpunk Western FPS ExeKiller
The deal brings a genre-blending indie title with a strong player-choice focus to a publisher known for backing mid-budget action games, signaling continued interest in narrative-driven shooters.
Reporting from 1 sources: Game Spark.
505 Games has signed a publishing agreement for ExeKiller, a post-apocalyptic cyberpunk western FPS developed by Paradark Studio. Players control bounty hunter Denzel Feni, an ExeKiller working for a mega-corporation. The game features a semi-open world with environmental threats, quests with multiple solutions, and player choices that affect NPC attitudes, dialogue, and story endings. It is scheduled for PC release on Steam, with console versions under consideration.
505 Games has entered a publishing agreement for ExeKiller, the debut title from Polish developer Paradark Studio. The game is a first-person shooter set in a post-apocalyptic America that mixes retro-futuristic cyberpunk with western lawlessness. Players step into the boots of Denzel Feni, a bounty hunter called an ExeKiller who works for a mega-corporation and gradually uncovers hidden truths about himself while drawing the attention of multiple powerful factions.
The semi-open world is built around a central hub and scattered locations, with environmental threats including unexpected enemies and dangerous weather. Quests offer multiple solutions, and player decisions clearly shift NPC attitudes, dialogue, and story endings, promising a different experience each playthrough. ExeKiller is slated for PC release on Steam. Paradark Studio noted in a January FAQ that while the current focus is PC, console releases are being considered for the future.
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