BPM announced: Bullets Per Minute, a very rhythmic roguelike shooter for PC and Xbox One

Awe Interactive, a British studio, has announced its new project: BPM: Bullets Per Minute, a curious title that they have described as a game of action and rhythm in the first person with elements roguelike. Basically, our goal is Advance through a series of randomly generated dungeons as we shoot, jump, and dodge to the beat of the music.

Shooting and music

While the premise may seem simple, all our actions and those of our enemies will be linked to the bars of the songs that play at each moment

, thus creating a very rhythmic gameplay, but also inspired by the shooters 90s classics like Doom or Quake, where everything was fast, frantic and visceral. Obviously, having these games as the main source of inspiration will not lack things like the double jump, the sprints, the rocket jumps, among other things.

Another of its great attractions is that in the dungeons we can find many new weapons to use in our favor to liquidate our rivals and each one of them will have their unique characteristics that will modify our way of playing and fighting.

Total, to reach the final enemy we must defeat seven bosses and if we perish in the attempt, we will have to start again from the beginning. About its contents, have been confirmed five different characters with their own strengths and weaknesses

, more than 40 objects with which to equip ourselves, a soundtrack focused on rock and challenge modes that will increase its replayable value.

The dance begins this summer on PC and in winter on console

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BPM: Bullets Per Minute has its launch scheduled for PC this summer, while Xbox One arrive in winter. At the moment there are no more versions of consoles confirmed so far, so we will have to wait a little longer to find out if PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch users will also have the opportunity to enjoy this peculiar adventure.