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- Zoopunk is TiGames upcoming action-adventure game, serving as a prequel to F.I.S.T.: Forged in Shadow Torch and the first installment in the Radical Break series.
- The game features anthropomorphic animal characters, including Rayton (the rabbit protagonist from F.I.S.T.), Trixie (an acrobatic squirrel), and Braton (a sword-wielding rhino). Players can switch between these characters during combat to utilize their unique abilities.
- Zoopunk departs from the Metroidvania style of its predecessor by offering fully 3D worlds, expansive zones, and vertical level design. The game also showcases visual enhancements such as metallic reflections and particle effects.
- The central plot revolves around a mysterious artifact called the Spark, which a rival group seeks by kidnapping a key character in the trailer. Zoopunk is scheduled for release on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S, with a specific release date yet to be confirmed.
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Zoopunk: Radical Break’s Action-Adventure with Anthropomorphic Squads and 3D Worlds
Zoopunk, revealed at yesterday’s Xbox Partner Preview alongside Tides of Annihilation, is the next game from TiGames, the studio behind F.I.S.T.: Forged in Shadow Torch. Serving as a prequel to F.I.S.T., Zoopunk marks TiGames’ move toward an expanded universe, despite no prior announcements about such plans. Departing from the Metroidvania style of F.I.S.T., Zoopunk adopts an action-adventure format, as showcased in nearly five minutes of gameplay footage featuring combat between unique anthropomorphic animal characters. TiGames continues to emphasize its blend of animal-inspired character design and science-fiction technology. Rayton, the rabbit protagonist from F.I.S.T., returns, now leading a squad consisting of Trixie, an acrobatic squirrel, and Braton, a sword-wielding rhino. Players can switch between these characters during combat to utilize their unique abilities. As the first installment in the Radical Break series, Zoopunk diverges from its predecessor with fully 3D worlds, expansive zones, and vertical level design. TiGames emphasizes visual enhancements, including metallic reflections and particle effects. The central plot revolves around a mysterious artifact called the Spark, which a rival group seeks by kidnapping a key character in the trailer. Zoopunk is scheduled for release on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S, though the specific date remains unconfirmed.
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