Sukeban Games' .45 Parabellum Bloodhound Nears Completion At TGS2026 Hands-On
The 2026 release window now looks solid: Ortiz said the game is finished through Chapter 7 and the polishing work is mostly done, so what remains is refinement rather than production.
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Sukeban Games exhibited '.45 Parabellum Bloodhound' at Tokyo Game Show 2026. Developer Christopher Ortiz said the game is almost complete, finished through Chapter 7, in an interview. The hands-on session showed a cyberpunk action game with retro fixed cameras, characters Leila, Ana, Mariya and Julietta, and combat built on managing ACT and PSY meters with melee, pistol, and grenade launcher weapons.
Combat stops time while you pick an attack, but ACT has to accumulate before you can swing. Until it does, you dodge and think about range, since attacks do not reach enemies outside it and closing in can invite a counter.
Ortiz said the game is finished through Chapter 7 and complete as a whole, with polishing mostly done, though the demo's 15-minute session and its three weapons (melee, pistol, and a gun like a grenade launcher) show only part of the system.
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