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GungHo Online Entertainment has released the second episode of their dev-based web series for LET IT DIE, titled LET IT TALK. In the latest episode of the monthly Dev Diary series, Game Director Hideyuki Shin and the spooky Uncle Death talk about the game’s Free-to-Play model, and how the survival-based gore works in-game.
LET IT DIE will release exclusively for the PS4 this year. As previously mentioned, the game will be Free-to-Play. For more information, check out the video above.
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