You, a legendary retired veteran, are called upon for one last operation: to ascend a mega-city ruled by a corrupt conglomerate. You were chosen for this mission because of your signature chain-hook prosthetic arm and the ability to maneuver and quickly defeat enemies. The mission: to hunt down a mysterious entity known as “SANABI” and uncover corporate secrets hidden deep within the city.

Your giant chain-hook prosthetic arm acts as both a method for quickly maneuvering around and also a way to swiftly take out your opponents. With your legendary skills, you are capable of using your prosthetic arm to jump over cliffs and skyscrapers, dash through bullets and traps and defeat powerful enemies. It's time for you to come back out of retirement for one last mission.

Mega-city “MAGO” is a high-tech city ruled by a corrupt conglomerate… at least, that’s what it was 24 hours ago. After a sudden blackout, all of its citizens mysteriously disappeared and the city was left in total chaos. It’s your mission to explore the depths of the city and uncover what happened.

A brilliant hacker and drone rider you meet during your mission. Mari can open locked doors, reveal enemy weaknesses and uncover encrypted information. Mari is lovely and reliable, but maybe just a little too chatty. Who knows though, this girl might be the key to finding SANABI.

Two years after the launch of Sanabi, NEOWIZ and Wonder Potion are returning to the dystopian universe with Sanabi: A Haunted Day, adding eight new stages and two boss fights.

The free expansion launches on Nov. 27 on PC via Steam, with the new trailer providing a first look at gameplay. 

A Haunted Day takes place prior to the events of the base game and centers on Major Song during her time at Uigeumbu No. 12 as she follows a lead into a treacherous scrapyard. Unlike the grappling mechanics in the base game, the DLC’s combat gameplay combines recoverable jumps with the raw power of Song’s shotgun for spectacular aerial maneuvers.

“It feels good to revisit the world we built in Sanabi through the eyes of Major Song, and we hope this free expanded content brings a fresh and fun experience that resonates with our community,” said Yoo Seung-Hyun, CEO, Wonder Potion. “We planned for short episodes around the Brigadier General, but we left the base game in a tightly structured place with a closed ending. By revisiting some of the fan favorite characters, we hope to give players additional stories to cherish and expand the universe beyond our original plans.”

Console version will release at a later date.

Sanabi is available for Nintendo Switch and PC (Steam).