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FullBlast Console Release Date
Leon, Spain — August 29th, in the year of our Lord 2018 — Have you ever wanted to play a game that allows you to pilot an aircraft and bombard a giant octopus monster with a human brain and sharp pointed teeth that it tries to bite you? If you answer is yes and you just so happen to love arcade shoot ‘em ups with modern graphics, then do we have some news for you! FullBlast is such a game and it is getting a long-awaited console release next week.
FullBlast is a retro style vertical Shoot ‘em up that will delight nostalgic players who have grown up playing SHMUPS on arcade machines.
Its graphics are inspired on titles from the 80's and 90's, but using current technology and visuals, so it may result also attractive for the new generation of players that could discover a genre largely untapped today. Regarding gameplay, FullBlast features classic SHMUP mechanics, it is a fast-paced action game, but more like the old classics.
FullBlast features a story campaign of 12 random levels and, as usual in every game of this genre, mankind is at the verge of extinction due to an alien invasion and you're the last hope to save the world. With no other choice but to take the control of your powerful fighter and upgrade your weapons to kill thousands of alien ships and creatures, humanity’s retaliation against the alien invaders, starts now!
Features:
• Gorgeous 3D graphics
• Story campaign of 12 levels
• 2 player local co-op mode
• Power-ups and power-downs (be careful of what you pick!!
• 4 Mini bosses and 3 Mega bosses
• 3 Difficulty levels
• Heavy metal sound track
• Mission system and leaderboards
• Pro Controller support for Nintendo Switch
FullBlast will be priced at 5.99 $/Eur on all platforms.
The game will arrive on PS4/PSVita (NA) on September 4th.
The game will arrive on Xbox One and PS4/PSVita (EU) on September 5th.
The game will arrive on Nintendo Switch (EU/NA) on September 7th.
It will also have cross-buy for PS4 & PSVita! It will also include different trophy lists per region.
No word on a physical copy version of this game on these systems at this time. Families are required to pay for Internet usage fees to download this game. For more information click here.
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