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Prepare for a stampede of new ONRUSH media and details

We were really, really big fans of Evolution Studios and their amazing MotorStorm arcade racing series and it still stings that Sony shuttered the studio after DriveClub. Thankfully Codemasters picked up a portion of the talented developers and designers at Evolution and started work on ONRUSH, a new multi-vehicle, on and off road arcade racing title scheduled to release this summer for the PS4 and Xbox One. As you can see below, ONRUSH just so happens to resemble MotorStorm in more than a few ways, which definitely has us excited.

Codemasters today confirmed there will be eight vehicle classes in the game including Blade, Outlaw, Vortex, Charger, Interceptor, Dynamo, Titan and Enforcer. These classes will be key in team-based online races, since some vehicles take on offensive or support/defensive properties which will provide a strategic angle to the chaos.

Scheduled to hit the PS4 and Xbox One this summer. Check out the latest batch of ONRUSH trailer and screens below.

ONRUSH | The Stampede is Coming [US]:

ONRUSH screens:

Paul Bryant

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