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Let it Die Celebrates 2 Million Downloads With New Let's Play From Kevin Smith


GungHo Online Entertainment and Grasshopper Manufacture announce new details for Let it Die.

GungHo Online Entertainment America and Grasshopper Manufacture today announced that its free-to-play, hack-and-slash survival action game, LET IT DIE, has surpassed 2 million downloads on PlayStation®4 in North America, Europe, and Japan. In other maniacal LET IT DIE news, famed comedy director, Kevin Smith, gets in on the action with a hilarious Let's Play. To celebrate this momentous and bloody milestone, players who log into the game from 2/16-2/23 will receive one free Death Metal (in-game currency) to help ascend the treacherous and deadly Tower of Barbs. There will also be R&D rewards for players who bring weapon blueprints and appropriate resources to Chokufunsha in the Waiting Room and tripled Premium Decal rates when players make purchases at the Mushroom Club. Full event details can be found here.


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