SteamWorld Headhunter – -apkrig
The beautiful SteamWorld universe full of all sorts of great games will grow. I didn’t even hope for it when its creators from the Image & Form studio announced the game The Gunk, which does not share the graphic stylization of the SteamWorld world or its realities. But this exploratory adventure finally gets a release date of December 16, so developers no longer have to keep secret that they’re returning to their beloved SteamWorld with another project.
SteamWorld Headhunter becomes the fifth game in a row, and although it is clear from the point of view of which family it belongs to, it will be the first game in the series that will not only be two-dimensional. In the full-fledged 3D game, you will set out on a mechanical Wild West, which will not lack robot duels.
It will be an action adventure, which you will look at from the perspective of a third person and which you will complete with a friend in cooperation. The story will be a direct follow-up to the best game in the series – SteamWorld Dig 2. From the available materials, it is clear that one player will be able to cover the other’s back with a shield, while a colleague will take care of the enemies with two bambits.
It also looks like you’re going to ride an iron steed and be chasing that iron steed, a train that seems to get lost here from the orcs of Warhammer. And now the most important thing – SteamWorld Headhunter is likely to be on the launchers.
As the trailer shows, robot heads are not firmly attached to their bodies, but they have their own legs and are probably not helpless at all. After all, the picture with the train shows how one of the players racing on a horse jumps on the train with his head and dares to look at a huge moss.
SteamWorld Headhunter doesn’t even have a tentative release date at the moment, and we don’t know which platforms will be released. The SteamWorld series currently consists of four games – SteamWorld Dig and SteamWorld Dig 2, excellent digging platformers, SteamWorld Heist, a great 2D shootout, and SteamWorld Quest: Hand of Gilgams, a not-so-successful variation on Slay the Spire.
