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Unlock your inner Superman with a new demo from Undefeated: Genesis

Fly fast, shoot lasers from your eyes. You know? Superhero stuff.

Unlock your inner Superman with a new demo from Undefeated: Genesis

Albert Haltree awakens on the alien planet of Voltissia with extraordinary abilities in the new action RPG, Undefeated: Genesis. In a trailer showcased at the PC Gaming Show Tokyo Direct, Haltree showcases his newfound powers, such as flying, emitting beams from his eyes, projecting magical orbs, and creating a formidable barrier. His airborne exploits are complemented by ground-fighting prowess, as he dispatches foes with swift melee attacks.

The mysterious disappearance of Voltissia's civilization 500 years ago led to the emergence of formidable creatures. While the origin of these beings remains a mystery, Haltree is undeterred, eager to employ his laser eyes to neutralize any threat. As players progress through the game, they unlock additional superhero abilities that enhance their flight, exploration, and combat capabilities.

With an anticipated release date in 2027, Undefeated: Genesis invites gamers to delve into a world where they can live out their superhero fantasy. Players are encouraged to explore the alien landscape, engage in thrilling combat encounters, and unlock new abilities to aid their heroic endeavors. To stay updated on the game's progress and learn about other announcements from the show, check out the Steam page and the show's roundup article.

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