VANCOUVER, BC, Feb. 24, 2025 -- Fans of ULTRAKILL, the critically acclaimed fast-paced FPS, are in for an electrifying treat as Makeship partners with New Blood Interactive to launch a series of exclusive collectible campaigns. The first campaign, featuring the highly anticipated Gabriel Plush, goes live today, with two more characters currently in the final stages of development.
"At Makeship, we love working with brands that have such passionate and dedicated communities," said Graeme Bissett, Director of Marketing at Makeship. "This collaboration with ULTRAKILL was meticulously crafted to ensure that each character truly resonates with the creative direction of New Blood Interactive."
"This partnership will allow us to finally give ULTRAKILL fans what they've been waiting for. HIGH QUALITY MARKETABLE PLUSHIES PRODUCED AND SHIPPED TO THEM IN A TIMELY FASHION. Hooray for business!" said Dave Oshry, New Blood CEO.
Fans can pre-order the limited-edition merchandise starting today on Makeship's official campaign page, guaranteeing they'll receive the ULTRAKILL Plush in the first April 2025 shipment.
Given the demand for ULTRAKILL merchandise and Makeship's track record of creating high-quality, community-driven collectibles, fans are encouraged to pre-order early to ensure they don't miss out on these exclusive designs.
To claim the Gabriel Plush and stay updated on future ULTRAKILL drops, visit www.makeship.com.
About Makeship
Makeship partners with creators and developers to bring high-quality, limited-edition merchandise to life through innovative crowdfunding campaigns, fostering community engagement and supporting creators directly.
About New Blood Interactive
New Blood is a video game studio founded by friends in 2014 and run like maniacs ever since. We develop, we publish, we love you, we hate money, it's whatever.
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