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Splatterbot - Official Release Date Trailer
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Things are getting messy.
Splatterbot: A Wild Local Multiplayer Brawler for All
Splatterbot the chaotic local multiplayer party brawler game, is gearing up to splash onto Linux and Windows PC. Big thanks to the creative minds at Hey! Kookaburra for bringing this idea. Due to find its way onto Steam. Get ready, gamers — your inner chaos gremlin is about to be unleashed. Newcastle-based studio Hey! Kookaburra is launching their brand-new local multiplayer party brawler, Splatterbot, on September 4th. Forget cleaning. Forget order. This isn’t a new release about mopping up after the party — this is about being the party, trashing the arena, and leaving your opponents buried under a glorious explosion of color. Up to four players can jump into the madness, either with your friends huddled around the couch or on your trusty gaming rig. The mission? Simple: make the most mess before the timer runs out. The story’s a cheeky one — the cleaning robots have gone rogue. Instead of scrubbing floors, they’ve decided life is way more fun when you’re splattering paint, slime, or whatever else you can fling across the map. Pick your bot, drop into the arena, and paint the place like you own it. Every wall, every floor tile, every inch of your opponents’ dignity is fair game.
Splatterbot - Coming September 4th
Frantic, fast-paced mayhem
Splatterbot is the kind of title where you blink and suddenly the arena is a battlefield of colors, traps, and chaos. The controls are simple — dash, splash, repeat — but don’t let that fool you. The arenas themselves are dynamic, with hazards to dodge, traps to trigger, and walls to bounce off like a caffeinated pinball. Then there’s the power-ups. Oh boy. You might luck out with a speed boost, turning you into a paint-slinging missile, or maybe you’ll supersize your Splatterbot, stomping around the map making massive messes with every move. The best part? Power-ups are randomized, so no two matches feel the same.
Accessible fun for everyone
Whether you’re a seasoned veteran who measures life in frame-perfect dashes or someone who’s just learning which button makes you move, Splatterbot doesn’t leave anyone behind. It’s ridiculously easy to pick up — move, splatter, win. No steep learning curves. No confusing menus. Just instant fun that ramps up into pure chaos once everyone’s throwing their weight (and paint) around. You can also dive into the Linux Demo on Steam.
Mark your calendar
On September 4th, grab your crew, your gamepads, and maybe a drink you won’t mind spilling, because Splatterbot is about to take over your game nights. And for my fellow Linux players — yes, we’re getting day-one support on Steam right alongside Windows players. No waiting, no compromises for the price to $9.99 / £8.39 / 9,99€. Follow Hey! Kookaburra on Twitter if you want all the local multiplayer party brawler pre-launch updates. But really? Just get ready to embrace the mess.
Il party game multigiocatore locale Splatterbot sarà disponibile su Switch e PC (Steam) il 4 Settembre al prezzo di €9,99, ha annunciato lo sviluppatore Hey! Kookaburra.
New Paper Model: SplatterBot Free Robot Paper Model Download
New Papercraft has been published on PaperCraftSquare: Link: http://www.papercraftsquare.com/splatterbot-free-robot-paper-model-download.html Paper Craft Name: SplatterBot Free Robot Paper Model Download Description:
This robot paper model is the SplatterBot, designed by ravensblight. The Splatterbot twists at the waist and the arms can move up and down. The claws are interchangable with the hatchet or the laser weapon. The front of the chest opens to reveal large hidden teeth, there’s a hidden compartment in the back, and the head can be removed to reveal the hideous floating eye creature that controls this peculiar little machine. [via ravensblight]
You can download this paper craft model here: SplatterBot Free Paper Model Download
For More infomaion please click on: http://www.papercraftsquare.com/splatterbot-free-robot-paper-model-download.html More papercrafts, paper models, paper toys at PaperCraftSquare.com