New Free-To-Play Open World Survival Shooter Announced, Featuring Will Smith — The Fresh Prince Of The Apocalypse
The game is being developed by a company that worked on PUBG Mobile and launches on June 15.
In a post-apocalyptic world, born and raised.
Will Smith — yes, that Will Smith — is starring a free-to-play open world survival shooter called Undawn. This marks his first big-time role in a video game. The game is being developed by a company that worked on PUBG Mobile, Lightspeed Studios.
Undawn features Smith as a guide named Trey Jones, aiding players in navigating a post-apocalyptic world four years after disaster struck. The game is set to launch on June 15 for mobile devices and PC, offering multiplayer survival gameplay with shooting, monster encounters, resource gathering, base building, and vehicles. Here’s the Steam page, and you can pre-register on the official website for some rewards when Undawn goes live.
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