Sega and Alien: Isolation developer Creative Assembly have announced a new multiplayer shooter called HYENAS.The game is a fast-paced team FPS where your goal is to steal more "pop culture artifacts" than the other teams.HYENAS was showcased at an event for IGN's Summer of Gaming via a new trailer that showcased a lot of gameplay and interesting mechanics.For example, there will be maps that contain zero-g segments.It is already possible to sign up to try out the HYENAS alpha build on the game's website.While the trailer doesn't mention any story, some of the game's backstory was revealed during the event.The game takes place in space after the elite class destroyed Earth and now lives on Mars while everyone else lives in the slums of space.Quite understandably, you play as one of a group of ridiculous characters whose mission is to steal everything back from the rich.In the game, you and two other people have to compete against four other teams of three and against the obstacles in the environment.If you want to get a colorful impression of HYENAS, you can laugh along with the trailer.A specific release date for HYENAS has not been announced, but the game will release sometime in 2023 for PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One and Xbox Series.In addition to writing for Gameliner, our Kyllian regularly takes up the controller to plunge into a great adventure.Whether it's a science fiction game like Mass Effect or a thriller like BioShock, Kyllian plays what Kylli can do.He doesn't turn around for a good indie game either.In fact, he secretly has a soft spot for it.So don't be surprised if you catch him playing with Sable or Road 96.The Dutch news website for gamers.Full of passion, in the purest form and without nonsense.Gameliner - In line with Gamers!Gameliner collects data in order to offer an optimal user experience.This allows us to analyze visitor behavior in order to optimize the experience on our website.By placing cookies, advertisers are able to show advertisements that match your interests.In addition, social media plugins, such as Facebook and Twitter, can use data so that you are able to respond to messages and possibly share them.For more information about our privacy policy, please refer to our policy.To view Gameliner.nl, you must agree to our privacy policy by clicking 'Yes, continue to the site'.