The development studio ProbablyMonsters has announced Nekome: Nazi Hunter, a new single-player stealth title for now without a release date. The work, with strong hues inspired by grindhouse cinema, will transport us to the darkest meanders of the Second World War to make us experience the personal odyssey of the protagonist, Vano Nastasu.

Vano is a young Roma whose family was brutally murdered by Nazi soldiers. Game director Jeronimo Barrera described the project as one of his most intimate narrative works, emphasizing how the entire experience is built around a very precise perspective. In fact, during the adventure we will not limit ourselves to punching enemies randomly: our every move and kill will be a calculated act of revenge, in a story lived through a deeply human lens and focused on the characters and the consequences. Vain, from prey, will soon turn into a relentless hunter on his way to leave a trail of blood across a Europe devastated by conflict.

Nekome: Nazi Hunter will ask us to approach each situation by evaluating our options, combining stealth phases with extremely visceral close combat. Before chaos breaks out, we will have to infiltrate the camps, study the enemy patrol routes, plan assaults with cunning and take advantage of the environment to turn the odds in our favor. In the heat of the hand-to-hand fights we will then be able to use improvised weapons, deliver targeted blows and carry out brutal executions. To add further depth will intervene a dynamic system linked to notoriety and fear: depending on our brutality and unpredictability on the battlefield, enemies will react to our actions and may even panic, hesitate or try to escape. It will be up to us to decide how far we will go in this search for justice.

While waiting to discover the official launch window, we leave you below the trailer that introduces us to the story and atmosphere of the game, together with a set of images.