Command zombies in Red Dead Redemption designer's new FPS

Moving Hazard

Christian Cantamessa was the lead designer of the beloved (but sadly still console-only) Red Dead Redemption, so I was eager to see the next game he's working on at PAX South. That game is Moving Hazard, a competitive FPS where you can use NPC zombies as weapons against the enemy team. It's a pretty fun game, though still in a rough state as it prepares to go into early access. Watch my full interview with Cantamessa above.

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