FPS 'Outta Hell' Puts a Former Bank Robber in Corporate Purgatory
The game's Steam page launch and daily development clips on X suggest Lake Vince is building visibility through direct community engagement rather than a traditional marketing campaign.
Key Facts
- Lake Vince opened the Steam page for 'Outta Hell,' a single-player FPS set in a corporate-controlled afterlife.
- Players control Mono, a former bank robber, fighting hollow souls and corrupt CEOs with bullet-time mechanics and physics-based combat.
- Development footage is posted almost daily on X.
- The game's weapons include assault rifles, submachine guns, pistols, and snipers.
- Japanese language support is unconfirmed and the listed content is subject to change.
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Developer Lake Vince opened the Steam page for 'Outta Hell,' a single-player FPS set in a corporate-controlled afterlife. Players control Mono, a former bank robber, shooting hollow souls and corrupt CEOs with bullet-time mechanics and physics-based combat. Development footage is posted almost daily on X.
Lake Vince, a creator with a background in music and viral GTA and Team Fortress 2 videos, is developing 'Outta Hell' as a single-player FPS. The protagonist Mono is a former bank robber trapped in a corporate-run purgatory. Players fight hollow souls, army demons, and corrupt CEOs using guns that include assault rifles, submachine guns, pistols, and snipers. Bullet time, sliding, and rolling are part of the movement system, and dynamic physics for water and grass are implemented. The Steam page is live, though Japanese language support is unconfirmed and the listed content is subject to change.
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