#ready-or-not

#ready-or-not

On December 3, Void Interactive announced a new limited-time free trial for Ready or Not. The trial is available now on PlayStation 5 (with a PS Plus subscription), Xbox Series X, and Xbox Series S. Once downloaded and installed, players will have access to the entirety of Ready or Not, including every mission. Players can enjoy the game for three hours before the trial ends.

The sequel to the 2019 Searchlight Pictures fan-favorite horror comedy follows Samara Weaving reprising her role as Grace, who ends up in another murderous game. In the trailer, Grace realizes the nightmare isn't over after surviving the Le Domas family's attack on her wedding night. At least this time around, her estranged sister Faith (Kathryn Newton) is by her side. Grace has one opportunity to survive and keep her sister alive, as well as taking the High Seat of the Council that controls the world.

On or around September 17, Ready Or Not's community manager, known online as Kaminsky, was asked to add "Charlie Kirk" and a few variations of the name to the server's list of filtered words. Kaminsky confirmed they had done so, but then shared their own personal thoughts about Kirk, who was murdered at a speaking event on September 10 in Utah. The community manager posted: "Funny you mention that because me and my roomate are literally just talking about him getting shot. All I have to say is: Nothing of value was lost." Screenshots and posts of this comment were quickly shared online by fans of Kirk and right-wing content creators, with many demanding that Void Interactive fire the manager. And that's exactly what Void did.