This game looks amazing!
What you need to know
- Bartlow's Dread Machine is a dual-stick shooter coming to Xbox One and PC.
- It's expected to launch this summer.
- The art style looks like a retro animated film.
At Windows Central, we always try to bring you news about exciting smaller games. Well, today is one of those days. Bartlow's Dread Machine is a dual-stick arcade shooter coming this summer to Xbox One and PC. It features an animation-like style, similar to the one found in Cuphead. The title looks absolutely stunning visually, and the gameplay seems like it's quite rewarding as well.
In 1907, Arthur Harrington Bartlow invented an extraordinary device -- a video game, long before the era of advanced electronics. Unfortunately, Bartlow's machine often injured those who played it. He lost every penny he had, and his groundbreaking creation was lost to history. Working from archived diagrams, surviving fragments, and Bartlow's own journals, Seattle-based developers Beep Games and Tribetoy have teamed up to recreate this amazing device in Bartlow's Dread Machine, a dual-stick arcade shooter coming this summer to Xbox One and PC.
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This game looks amazing!
What you need to know
Bartlow's Dread Machine is a dual-stick shooter coming to Xbox One and PC.
It's expected to launch this summer. The art style looks like a retro animated film. At Windows Central, we always try to bring you news about exciting smaller games. Well, today is one of those days. Bartlow's Dread Machine is a dual-stick arcade shooter coming this summer to Xbox One and PC. It features an animation-like style, similar to the one found in Cuphead. The title looks absolutely stunning visually, and the gameplay seems like it's quite rewarding as well.
In 1907, Arthur Harrington Bartlow invented an extraordinary device -- a video game, long before the era of advanced electronics. Unfortunately, Bartlow's machine often injured those who played it. He lost every penny he had, and his groundbreaking creation was lost to history. Working from archived diagrams, surviving fragments, and Bartlow's own journals, Seattle-based developers ... by: Asher Madan via https://www.AiUpNow.com/
