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Miscreated Gets Horrific New Trailer


Entrada Interactive has announced the release of a new trailer for Miscreated.



Entrada Interactive released a new trailer today for its online multiplayer hardcore survival game Miscreated that dives deep into one of several new dynamic world systems added for the 1.0 launch of Miscreated. The new dynamic world system trailer shows examples on how to utilize interactive objects, adding generators to power house appliances like stoves, and how to get the most out of the farming system.

Miscreated is an online multiplayer hardcore survival game set in a post-apocalyptic world. After The Final War, humanity was brought to its knees and the remaining survivors cling to the remains of this unforgiving world ravaged by a mutated plague which was Miscreated in the fallout. You must survive against horrific mutants, hostile animals, other desperate survivors and even the elements. Miscreated 1.0 launch will include new features such as; player hosted servers, map expansion, new weather patterns (blizzard and acid rain), complete player temperature system, irradiated/poisoned water and food, new AI, updated sounds, cooking food on BBQ grills and in powered appliances, and more! For the latest updates on Miscreated follow us on Twitter, like us on Facebook, subscribe to us on YouTube, and visit the website at www.miscreatedgame.com

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