When I say Bungie, you probably think of its stylish sci-fi shooters like Halo, Destiny, and maybe even Marathon. You probably don’t think of its ’90s RTS game Myth, and you’d guess that any ex-Bungie staff would lean on their experience in first-person warfare to create something similar to what has come before. Not Probably Monsters. The publisher co-founded by former Bungie CEO Harold Ryan has ditched the far future for a gritty, stylized WW2 action game, Nekome Nazi Hunter.
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