Apogee Entertainment has brought the action elements of Turbo Overkill and the chaotic experience of chainsaws from Turbo Overkill to the Xbox Series X/S platform.This cruel cyberpunk-style first-person shooter has been on the PC platform for more than a year, and the latest release is the most complete version since its launch in 2023.

Apogee executive producer Jeron Moore details the news on the Xbox Wire website and released a trailer for the console version.Turbo Overkill is now available on the Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4 and Xbox Series X/S platforms, priced at $19.99.

For those unfamiliar with the game, in this compact first-person shooter, you will play Johny Turbo, a cyber-transformed anti-hero character with the title of elimination"Xin"'s mission of out-of-control artificial intelligence.You need to conquer the neonly-shining city of "Paradise" with a dazzling set of weapons, including a chainsaw leg.

Turbo Overkill incorporates elements of shooting games such as Doom from the 1990s and combines modern game mechanics.You can jump in two stages, run to the enemy against the wall, and slide on the chainsaw legs to break the enemy with a smooth 60-frame picture.

Promotional video for the console version:

In addition to dynamic action, you can also experience a variety of crazy weapons in Turbo Overkill, from the "Cross Broken" sniper rifle to the dual-held Magnum pistol.These equipment makes the battle even more intense as you traverse corporate skyscrapers, neon-shrouded slums, and deep-space battlefields in the city of “Paradise”.

In addition to the intense gameplay, Turbo Overkill also has an all-star voice lineup, including Patricia Somerset, who voices the Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, where she pays for the bountyHunter Ripper dubbed; D. B. Cooper dubbed "Bioshock 2" dubbed corporate executives in the game, and so on.

As for the shocking sound effects, the developer uploaded a passionate mix of heavy metal, synth wave music and movie soundtrack created by Nikola Jeremitch, Chipper Hammond and Tim Stoney.The game's soundtrack is now available on the Apogee Music Platform.

"Turbo Overkill" joins the already crowded first-person shooter camp this year, competing on the same stage with sequels such as Doom: Dark Ages, Destiny 2, Call of Duty: Black Ops 6.It tries to stand out from these games with its high-speed, pure and unstoppable chaotic fighting style.