With “Son and Bone”, TeamKill Media is releasing a first-person shooter that combines classic and modern gameplay elements. The release date is set and it will start this week.

TeamKill Media releases dinosaur first-person shooter “Son and Bones” for PS5 and PC. In it, players take on the role of Sheriff Sam Richter, who goes on a dangerous mission after a raid on a farm in Patchwork, Montana.

His goal: to bring those responsible to justice and rescue a hostage. But during his pursuit, Sam is catapulted into a strange world populated by prehistoric creatures and dinosaurs. In this inhospitable environment, he fights for survival in order to find his way back to the present.

Release date of Son and Bone is set

After no release date was announced for “Son and Bone,” TeamKill Media made up for it with a surprise: The title will land in the PlayStation Store for PS5 and the Epic Games Store for PC as early as tomorrow, September 4, 2024.

In both stores, “Son and Bone” is still listed without a price. And the first test ratings are still pending. Since TeamKill Media is behind the disappointing “Quantum Error” with a metascore of 40 It remains to be seen how the dinosaur shooter will perform. Add to PSN wishlist The title may still be packed.

With “Son and Bone,” the developers promise a mix of old-school and modern shooter elements. According to TeamKill Media, players can expect intense, fast movements that are made even more dynamic by double jumps and the use of a grappling hook.

There is also the option to take down opponents with brutal finishing moves. Players face numerous dinosaurs, including raptors and Tyrannosaurus Rex.

A video with gameplay impressions is provided in the message linked below:

When fighting the prehistoric reptiles, a wide selection of weapons from different eras is available, including revolvers and rocket launchers. One of the highlights of “Son and Bone” is the lack of a reloading system. “Nobody has time to reload,” says TeamKill Media.

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