Heavy Metal Death Can now available for PS5, Xbox Series
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A retro-inspired survival horror game set on a submarine.
Survival horror game Heavy Metal Death Can is now available for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series for $17.49, developer Krufs Productions announced. Heavy Metal Death Can first launched for PC via Steam on May 28. Here is an overview of the game, via its Steam page:AboutHeavy Metal Death Can is an old-school survival horror game set on a Swedish Cold War–era submarine. Trapped beneath the ocean, you must fight against the terrifying Sludge which has turned your crew into Zombies. Look for survivors and uncover the truth behind the madness. Classic Survival Horror Emerges from the Depths
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