When our titular Redneck wrecks his dune buggy in the sun-bleached sands of Egypt, he wakes to find himself mummified. Now he's got a hankerin' to find out who wrapped him up, and old-school arcade first-person shooting, a healthy arsenal, and the blessings of ancient gods are the only boons on his quest.

The Redneck's answers lie in the Great Pyramids of Giza. These ancient wonders are protected by an army of monsters that can send our hillbilly back to the grave and restructure the pyramids' labyrinthine halls. Players can attempt to uncover the secrets of the pyramids through the standard mode, or try to best their own personal record in the Infinite Tower mode, where endless floors await.

The Redneck will have to frantically blast, circle strafe, and bunny-hop around Egyptian warriors and sarcophagi, and he's going to have fun doing it. Except for when he dies...again. And again. But a silly little thing like death is not the end in Immortal Redneck. With the power of resurrection, gold earned in one life can be used to unlock permanent upgrades from a persistent skill tree, such as health and damage bonuses, or new favors from the gods.

With more than 50 weapons to find, ranging from traditional to futuristic and fantastical, no run plays quite like the next. Each attempt is further shaken up by over 100 Scroll Modifiers that enemies drop that can help or harm in various degrees. Players might find a Metamorphosis Scroll with a chance to turn opponents into chickens, or the Sorry, Not Sorry scroll that swaps out all weapons for random new ones.

Each of the nine favors from the gods provides the Redneck with different starting weapons and abilities. Seth, the God of Storms, begins with a Taser Sword, Tesla Coil, and Electric Flamethrower, which allow him to throw electric balls as his active ability. Neith, the Goddess of Hunting, can send a falcon to attack her enemies while also using a Sniper Rifle and Tranquilizer Gun. It doesn't hurt to have a god on your side when mummies need a beating.

"Immortal Redneck has been a wonderful success on Steam and we look forward to bringing the fun to consoles," said Guillermo Andrades, Co-Founder, Crema. "Look out for our fusion of classic FPS and roguelike when it hits PS4 and Xbox next February, with the Nintendo Switch port following closely behind."

Key Features

• RogueLite mechanics: procedurally generated dungeons, classes, skills, permanent death but with gameplay progression
• Nine playable classes: all with different skill sets. Players can switch classes between each play through, selecting the one most suitable for their current run
• Complete skill tree: evolve your character, buying equipment and weapons, upgrading and acquiring new skills
• History Mode: single player game mode. Clear all the pyramids in order to complete the game.
• Twitch Quest: special mode for streamers integrated with the Twitch API
• Over 50 different weapons: traditional firearms, magical, mythological, futuristic or just plain weird weapons including a Potato Launcher. You name it, this game has it.
• Over 100 scroll modifiers: Each scroll picked up in-game changes your current run, for good (convert your enemies in to chickens) or for bad (reduces your speed of movement) and everything in between!
• Huge bosses: two in each pyramid
• Merchant: Buy equipment and supplies that will be maintained between different games, even when you die
• Skill Rooms: hone your skills in rooms focused on platforming and avoiding a variety of traps

Currently available on PC, Immortal Redneck will rocket onto Xbox One and PS4 (with PS4 Pro-enhanced graphics and framerate) on Feb. 27, 2018 for for $19.99/€19.99/£16.24, with a Nintendo Switch version to follow in Q1 2018.