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Voidpoint’s retro FPS, Ion Fury, which uses Duke Nukem’s 3D modified engine, was released for PC last August. His name became perhaps more elegant when Iron Maiden sued him, as the product’s original title was Ion Maiden, and the band resented it, especially due to the use of the font at the time. The game became Ion Fury, and the adventures of Shelly “Bombshell” Harrison will soon be available on the console.
3D Realms and 1C Entartainment have announced that on May 14, Ion Fury will also be available on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and Nintendo Switch. However, if someone wants to buy it in a box, they have to wait until June 26.
At Ion Fury, our job is to detain Dr. Jadus Heskel, the leader of the bodybuilders, with eight different retro-inspired weapons to help us with that. Despite being influenced by the modified Build engine, the game is not completely stuck in the past: it has a number of more modern features, such as headshot, relatively realistic environment and physical usability.
