Acts of Blood Gets PC Release Date, Console Versions Coming Later
Acts of Blood is officially set to bring its brutal third-person brawler action to PC on December 4, 2026. The game will launch through Steam and the Microsoft Store, with the Steam version priced at $19.99. PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S players will have to wait a little longer, as the console versions are planned for release sometime in 2027.
Developed by Eksil Team and published by Big Fan Games, Acts of Blood is shaping up to be a gritty revenge-driven action game built around fast martial arts combat, violent finishers, and a dark urban setting inspired by Indonesia. A free demo has been available on Steam since November 2024, giving players an early taste of its combat system and atmosphere.
The confirmed release date comes after the game was previously expected during a summer 2026 window. With the new December launch now locked in, PC players can look forward to experiencing Hendra’s story before the game arrives on current-generation consoles.
Acts of Blood follows Hendra, a law student whose life is shattered when his family is murdered. After the justice system fails to deliver answers or punishment, Hendra takes matters into his own hands. His search for the truth leads him through the dangerous streets of Bandapa, a fictional Indonesian city controlled by powerful forces hiding behind violence and corruption.
The story sets the stage for a personal revenge mission filled with street fights, criminal gangs, and deadly confrontations. Earlier materials described the setting as a dystopian version of Bandung, where Eksil Team is based, giving the game a distinct identity compared with many other modern action titles.
Acts of Blood is aimed at mature audiences, with graphic violence, blood, gore, and dismemberment listed as part of the game’s content. Its tone is dark, aggressive, and uncompromising, matching the revenge story at its core.
Combat is one of the biggest selling points of Acts of Blood. The fighting system draws inspiration from several real-world martial arts, including Silat, Taekwondo, Muay Thai, Kickboxing, and Wrestling. Players will be able to chain punches, kicks, blocks, counters, and finishers into punishing combos as Hendra grows stronger throughout the game.
Each encounter is designed to demand quick reactions and careful reading of enemy movements. Instead of simply button-mashing through fights, players will need to time their attacks, defend properly, and adapt as enemies attack in groups. Waves of opponents and powerful bosses will stand between Hendra and the people responsible for his family’s death.
The action is not limited to hand-to-hand combat. Hendra can use bats, knives, and firearms during fights, switching between weapons in the middle of combos. Players can also use ranged attacks to weaken or target enemies before closing the distance for a melee takedown.
The environment plays a major role as well. Furniture, nearby objects, and level layouts can be used to gain the upper hand. Enemies can be smashed through objects or hit with items from the surrounding area, making each fight feel more chaotic and cinematic.
Movement is another important part of the experience. Hendra can climb, run, jump, sneak, and use parkour-style traversal to move through levels. This gives Acts of Blood more variety than a straightforward arena brawler, allowing players to navigate urban environments while preparing for the next confrontation.
Between missions, players will return to Hendra’s apartment, which acts as a personal hub. Here, they can customize his appearance with unlockable outfits, tattoos, and style options before heading back into the streets. This apartment system adds a layer of personality to the game, letting players shape Hendra’s look as his revenge story unfolds.
Acts of Blood is the debut game from Eksil Team, and its mix of Indonesian-inspired setting, martial arts combat, weapon-based action, and mature revenge storytelling could help it stand out in the crowded action game market. With a PC launch now scheduled for December 4, 2026, and PS5 and Xbox Series X|S versions planned for 2027, the game is one to watch for fans of intense third-person brawlers and cinematic street-fighting action.
