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Death or Treat

Death or Treat released on consoles

Posted on: May 6, 2023 Written by: Meteorbyte Categorized in: Release

Death or Treat, the game developed by Saona Studios and ported by Meteorbyte Studios, is releasing on concoles. Now you can play it on Switch, XBOX, PS4 and PS5!

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