The shooter genre has gone through some drastic changes through the years – some good, some “what the hell were they thinking!?” We all know what franchise first came to mind with the latter. Aside from the natural evolution of this particular genre, a few developers have taken to some pretty interesting ideas when innovative creativity sparks. A perfect example? The sketch-style shooter by Bartlet Jones Supernatural Detective Agency’s third-person shooter: Drawn to Death.

Game designer David Jaffe and Sony’s San Diego Studio teamed up for this new take on a shooter and it is expected to drop on April 4th and will retail for $19.99. The concept is a unique one and instantly caught the eye of players looking for a different kind of experience when it was first announced at the PlayStation Experience in 2014. The overall gist of this title centers around a multiplayer arena style that comes to life in the pages of a high school student’s notebook. Perfect for when your inner artist just wants to go out and totally obliterate in a game.

Drawn to Death challenges the shooter genre with unconventional gameplay mechanics and unique character perks, fine-tuned with the help of San Diego Studio and The Bartlet Jones Supernatural Detective Agency.

Drawn to Death will feature 6 playable characters at launch as well as 6 different game modes. That’s not all the game will entail, this is what Jaffe released about the upcoming adventure:

• Organ Donor: In this objective based mode, Players must shoot the heart out of an enemy’s chest. Then take the heart to a stationary base for 1 point. Take the heart to a moving base for 2X points! First Player to 20 points wins!
• Classic Deathmatch: First to 10 kills wins.
• Classic Team Deathmatch: First team with 20 kills wins.
• Core Deathmatch: First Player to 5 points wins. 1 kill = 1 point, but every time you die you lose a point. (Defense matters!)
• Core Team Deathmatch: Same as Core Deathmatch, but for teams. First team to 10 points wins.
• Brawl: In this mode, levels get smaller on the fly to create a more intense one-on-one battle/fighting game experience!

Check out the video above to see for yourself! Don’t forget to sound off in the comment section below and tell us what you think about this sketch-style shooter! Are you excited for something slightly different, or are you more of the traditional style player? You can also find us on Twitter and Facebook to share your thoughts as well!