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Rise of the Triad remake drops July 31st, pre-order bonuses announced

The remake for the classic shooter Rise of the Triad finally has a release date, hitting PC via Steam, GOG, Green Man Gaming, and via Apogee’s Official Site, on July 31st. Accompanying this announcement is a new trailer that showcases the wildly different weaponry at your disposal when the game launches, which is contained below.

Along with the release date, Apogee Software and Interceptor Entertainment announced some pre-order bonuses, giving away four Apogee classics in the form of a Throwback Pack, containing both Rise of the Triad: Dark War and Extreme Rise of the Triad. Also included are Blake Stone: Aliens of Gold, and Blake Stone: Planet Strike.Rise of the Triad is available now for pre-order via the aforementioned websites, and will be priced at $14.99 when it hits at the end of the month.

Check out the embedded YouTube announcement trailer contained below.

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Dustin Chadwell

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