Bleeding Edge launches on Xbox One and PC

Bleeding Edge Launch Trailer Image
Bleeding Edge Launch Trailer Image (Image credit: Xbox Game Studios / Ninja Theory)

What you need to know

  • Bleeding Edge is a team-based 4v4 brawler.
  • It's been developed by Ninja Theory and published by Xbox Game Studios.
  • Bleeding Edge is available for on Xbox One and PC for $30 at the Microsoft Store.

Today, Bleeding Edge launched on Xbox One and PC. Bleeding Edge is a 4v4 team-based brawler developed by Ninja Theory and published by Xbox Game Studios. There's many different MOBA-like elements, with different classes such as Fighters, Support and Tanks.

Bleeding Edge is the first multiplayer game released by Ninja Theory under its current name and the first Xbox Game Studios title the studio has released since being acquired by Microsoft in 2018. The team at Ninja Theory is committing to post-launch content, with both a ranked mode and the dolphin tank Mekko coming sometime soon after the game's launch.

For more information on what players can expect from Bleeding Edge, including any possible post-launch support, you can check out my interview with Creative Director Rahni Tucker right here.

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