New updates for Ninja Theory's latest game "Hellblade" have been revealed regarding its rumored launch date and new gameplay trailer.

GearNuke reported that Ninja Theory began streaming a new trailer for "Hellblade" to promote the game for the upcoming 2015 Electronic Entertainment Expo on June 15-16.

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The video features the main character Senua as she fights off monsters, spirits and demons as she struggles also with her inner demons during the Viking age. The website further adds that "Hellblade" will explore more on the mental illness of Senua, something that is rarely seen in any video game genre and Ninja Theory hopes that they can deliver it for the gaming fans.

Paul Fetcher, a psychiatrist and professor of the University of Cambridge, was hired by Ninja Theory for "Hellblades" game developement. Fetcher noted that Senua's mental illness in "Hellblade" is something that books, lectures or even verbal discussions can comprehend and in order to undestand the game, players or people in general must have a deeper engagement in all aspects.

Fetcher further explained that by working on the game with Ninja Theory showed him the potential of video games to share the character's experiences and endangering empathy in ways that are beyond academic explanation.

Aside from the new game trailer, there have been several reports regarding "Hellblades" actually launch date.

According to Gamerant, "Hellblade" will be released on 2016 as Ninja Theory will be revealing more details about the game at E3 2015 next week; however, a previous report from KpopStarz claimed that the game could be out this year for the PlayStation 4, although a specific date was not mentioned.

Dominic Matthews of Ninja Theory stated before in an interview with Gamingbolt that "Hellblade" is still in the early stage of development and they are still exploring more options, making it too early to tell if the game will launch soon.

Matthews further adds that "Hellblade's" combat system and explorations are huge as players will be spending a lot of time mastering their skills and traveling to many places within the game. He guarantees that combat in this game will be challenging and strategic as he draws inspration on one-on-one fighters.

Gaming fans will be expecting more details about "Hellblade" at E3 2015 next week.

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