CES is usually a conference all about technology, but not generally about video games. Once in a while, though, we get a nice announcement that's worthy of Hardcore Gamer. This year, that announcement is Moving Hazard from Psyop Games.

Moving Hazard is a new game for PC that's about fighting the other team, all the while watching out for zombies. The undead can also be used to your advantage, though, making them traps for the other team, or even air dropping a crate full of them on the enemy base.

The Unreal-based game will feature six multiplayer maps, 4 single player/co-op maps, and an unspecified amount of modes. Players will be able to customize classes just like any other shooter, but certain equipment will be unique to Moving Hazard. There's a Pheromone Molotov that attracts zombies, a Chaos Grenade that both stuns humans and puts zombies into a frenzied rage, and The Templar, which is some sort of device that repels zombies from your location.

Moving Hazard was made to be a hardcore, tactical shooter that focuses on strategy and communication. To encourage this, microphones are required to play.

The creators of Moving Hazard have released an in-engine trailer to show off what a match may look like, from a more cinematic point of view.

Check that out here:

[embed width="696" height="392"]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ij1G6qjYfXU&feature=youtu.be

They have not announced a release date as of now, but stay tuned to Hardcore Gamer and we'll let you know.