Eksil Team's action game reaches Steam this December for $19.99. Big Fan says Xbox Series X|S and PlayStation 5 versions are planned for early 2027.
In Bandapa, law student Hendra is the sole survivor of a family killed by a corrupt politician. The game follows his attempt to find justice in a system that protects the wealthy elite.
Release plans
Acts of Blood launches on PC via Steam and Microsoft Store on 4 December 2026, priced at $19.99. Developer Eksil Team and publisher Big Fan Games announced the date. On 15 October, Big Fan said versions for Xbox Series X|S and PlayStation 5 are planned for early 2027. IGN also lists that window, which is not a confirmed console release date. GamingBolt identifies Big Fan Games as a label of Devolver Digital.
Indonesian games publication GGWP.ID also reports a PC price of $19.99. The announcement gives no console pricing or edition details. StopGame reports that a demo is available on Steam and that the game has Russian text localization. NGB has also covered another upcoming Steam release, ESCAPE: The Cabin, a game in a different genre.
Eksil Team is an independent studio based in Bandung, Indonesia. Acts of Blood is its debut game. The team showed a gameplay preview at Summer Game Fest 2025. Vandal describes it as a violent revenge beat 'em up set in Indonesia, with a style it compares to Sleeping Dogs and John Wick films.
Hendra's revenge
Hendra turns to violence after finding no route to justice through the crooked system. The stated premise follows his revenge against those responsible for his family's deaths and his fight against corruption in Bandapa.
The combat draws on Taekwondo and Muaythai. Silat is another influence. The announcement also names kickboxing, while wrestling appears among its inspirations. It describes chains of attacks, with players able to block or counter during fights. The announcement does not explain how the different styles play.
Combat and traversal
When close-quarters fighting is not enough, Hendra can switch between melee weapons and firearms on the fly. The game also uses the environment in combat: players can smash enemies through furniture or kick objects at them.
Levels are built around different combat scenarios. Parkour routes include climbing and running. Hendra can jump, and sneaking is another option. After striking, players can plan an escape. The announcement gives no level count and does not explain how much choice each route allows.
Players can unlock outfits and tattoos. The game also offers other personal-style options. Hendra's apartment serves as a home base before he heads back into the city.
What the trailer shows
Big Fan's new trailer focuses on finishing moves, offering a glimpse of the game's close-quarters violence. The announcement does not identify the footage's platform or build. It gives no performance targets or technical specifications. Big Fan has not supplied independent tests.
For buyers, the PC price and release date are confirmed. Console versions have only an early 2027 window, with no further release or technical details. The trailer shows the intended combat tone, but it cannot establish how the finished game will perform.
A trailer shows selected footage. Editing and camera choices shape what viewers see, and the footage cannot confirm final performance or responsiveness without a stated platform and build. Those questions require information from the released versions or testing on the relevant hardware. Big Fan has not identified the trailer's platform or build.
