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Acts of Blood: Release on December 4, 2026 on Steam – PS5 and Xbox Series to Follow in Early 2027

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The Indonesian beat'em up Acts of Blood launches on December 4, 2026 on Steam; PS5 and Xbox Series to follow in early 2027. After its reveal at Summer Game Fest 2025, a concrete release date has now been announced.

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Acts of Blood: Release on December 4, 2026 on Steam – PS5 and Xbox Series to Follow in Early 2027AI MODIFIED

TVS News AI, editorially supervised, presents Acts of Blood: Release on December 4, 2026 on Steam – PS5 and Xbox Series to Follow in Early 2027.

You first heard about Acts of Blood at Summer Game Fest 2025 – the Indonesian beat'em up that turned heads on stage with raw action and a dose of local flavor. Since then, you've been waiting for the one burning question: when can I finally get my hands on it? That answer is here now – and with a clear date for each platform.

The action game Acts of Blood launches on December 4, 2026 on Steam. Players on PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series will, however, have to wait until early 2027 – that's what gaming magazine Gamekult took from the official announcement. This means the title, previously known only from its reveal, now has a concrete calendar date for the first time.

What's Acts of Blood about?

Acts of Blood is a beat'em up from Indonesia – an action game in the style of classic arcade brawlers, where you fight your way as a playable character through waves of enemies, combine light and heavy strikes, pull off special maneuvers, and pick up weapons as you go. Well-known comparisons from the genre are Streets of Rage, Final Fight, or the Turtles games. Acts of Blood was first publicly presented at Summer Game Fest 2025 and has been on the radar of genre fans ever since. Gamekult did not, however, publish a detailed gameplay description or concrete story details in its report – the focus is on the 2025 reveal and the date now announced.

Why Steam first and consoles later?

The platform strategy is clearly staggered: on December 4, 2026, it kicks off on Steam. In early 2027 – roughly January or February – the PS5 and Xbox Series versions will follow. No official reason for the gap of several weeks or months between the PC and console release was given in the announcement. With many multiplatform titles, however, this is a familiar pattern: porting, quality assurance, and especially the certification processes at Sony and Microsoft simply take time. Studios therefore often release the PC version first because Steam doesn't need external approval and can roll out updates faster.

What you can do as a player now

If you play on PC anyway, December 4, 2026 is your date – you can be among the first to play Acts of Blood. Console players should keep an eye on the stores and add the game to their wishlist as soon as the listings go live in the PlayStation Store and Microsoft Store. As soon as Gamekult or the developers themselves push out further details – price, language versions, system requirements, a possible demo – you'll find them with us in the Games section.

Source: Gamekult

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