The first trailer for the highly anticipated Dead Cells animated series, titled Dead Cells: Immortalis, has been released, and it's generating quite a buzz among fans. Known for its challenging roguelike gameplay, Dead Cells is now making the leap to an animated adaptation, promising a unique art style and captivating storytelling. Scheduled to premiere on the French streaming service Animation Digital Network on June 19, the series' trailer is in French with English subtitles, but an English version is expected later this year. Additionally, fans of the roguelike genre can look forward to Evil Empire's upcoming Prince of Persia game, now set to release on May 27.
When will the Dead Cells animated series be available for streaming outside of France?nAs of now, there is no specific information on when the Dead Cells animated series will be available for streaming outside of France. However, updates regarding availability in other territories are expected in the future.
Dead Cells, developed by Motion Twin, is a critically acclaimed indie game that has sold over 3.5 million copies. It combines elements of roguelikes and Metroidvanias, offering players a procedurally generated castle to explore, diverse weapons and abilities to master, and challenging enemies to defeat. The game's popularity is reflected in its frequent updates and expansions, further enriching its deep and rewarding gameplay experience. The upcoming animated series aims to capture the same thrilling essence that has made Dead Cells a modern classic among indie games.
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The Dead Cells: Immortalis trailer looks like it's nailing the game's unique vibe with its captivating art style and intense storytelling. It'll be interesting to see how they translate the roguelike elements into animated form, especially for fans outside of France eagerly waiting for more release details
Man, seeing Dead Cells get an animated series is super exciting If the show's art and storytelling are anything like the game's, we're in for a real treat—the wait for an English release is going to be tough, though
Wow, Dead Cells getting its own animated series is a dream come true for fans Can't wait to see if the show can capture the same intense vibe and unique art style that made the game a hit.