An ARPG that exudes style.
Today, the publisher Jagex and developers Flying Wild Hog they announced Space Punks, a cartoon style co-op action RPG set in a sci-fi universe.
The announcement came with a reveal trailer focused on the four playable characters, Duke, a space hero armed with a minigun machine gun and three unnamed companions: an anthropomorphic pig armed with dual blaster pistols, a woman armed with dark tentacles with which she can stab enemies and an insect-like alien that can teleport and launch bombs.
You can admire the trailer in question below:
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As you can see for yourself, the game combines the gameplay of Diablo, Torchlight and the most classic isometric action RPGs, with cell-shaded graphics and a sci-fi setting very similar to Borderlands.
The mix offered is certainly interesting, but will it be enough to make it unique and fun?
Space Punks is expected on PC, but we don’t have a release date or period yet. In the meantime we remind you that Flying Wild Hog, already known for having made Shadow Warriors, is also engaged in the development of Evil West, action game scheduled for 2021.
Source: IGN
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