We now know that Apogee Entertainment will be releasing Rise Of The Triad: Ludicrous Edition for console near the end of the month.
. Originally, the game was supposed to be released back in July, but we ended up only gettingof the game at that time. When we first reported the news, it felt like we might not see the console version until year's end. But, shock and surprise, we're getting it in a couple of weeks, as the team will release it for all three major consoles on September 29, 2023. For now, enjoy the most recent trailer while we wait for it to drop.
"Run and gun through labyrinthine levels and splatter LUDICROUS GIBS across the island with over-the-top weapons. Double the fun with the gaming world's first-ever dual-wield pistol setup, or blast the iconic Drunk Missile and watch rockets trail off with a mind of their own. Mix things up with magical weapons like the legendary Excalibat, and delete foes in the blink of an eye with the Hand of God.
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