With the Leipzig Games Convention in full swing, publisher Codemasters has unleashed several new screenshot batches from Blue Omega's vertical steampunk shooter Damnation (PC, PS3, 360).

The media includes a sole shot of the PC version, along with single-player pictures and multiplayer images.

Originally crafted as a Unreal Tournament 2004 mod, Damnation hits retail this winter.

An earlier version of this story incorrectly stated that the PC screenshot was running in Windows Vista, an error that stemmed from the description of the image as a "vista shot." Shacknews apologizes for the confusion.

Publisher Codemasters has provided a new trailer and some new screenshots from Damnation (PC, PS3, 360), Omega Blue's vertical-oriented action shooter.

Originally a "steampunk fantasy-western" Unreal Tournament 2004 mod, Damnation has been beefed-up for its standalone release, which is expected later this year.

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A beefed-up version of Blue Omega's Unreal Tournament 2004 mod Damnation will receive a separate retail release later this year, publisher Codemasters has revealed. The project prototype placed second in Epic Games' 2004 Make Something Unreal Contest.

Once again handled by Blue Omega, the game will retain its original title in the transition to retail, where it is slated to appear as a stand-alone release on PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.

Described as a "steampunk fantasy-western" at the time of its initial release, the latest evolution of the vertically-oriented shooter promises "frenetic combat, daredevil acrobatics, and high-octane vehicle-based stunts."

According to today's press release, each level can take up to three hours to complete, with the game's multiplayer component said to "take full advantage" of the large arenas.