The highly anticipated indie platformer Antonblast has hit a detour on its way to our gaming devices. Originally set for a launch on November 12, 2024, the release has been pushed back to December 3, 2024 owing to natural disasters specifically, the disastrous impacts of hurricanes Helene and Milton on the development team at Summitsphere. As serious weather wreaked havoc across the southeastern states of the U.S., including Florida and Georgia, the developer has been forced to recalibrate their game schedule.
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Destruction and Dynamic Gameplay Await Gamers
For those not in the know, Antonblast promises “fast-paced explosive action” reminiscent of titles like Cuphead, Metro Dread, and Crash Bandicoot. This platformer is set against a backdrop of vibrant urban graffiti-inspired graphics, making it as visually striking as it is engaging. Almost everything in Antonblast is destructible, enhancing the chaotic gameplay experience that fans crave.
Players can jump into the shoes of either Dynamite Anton or his savvy counterpart, Annie, tasked with smashing through 12 unique worlds each adorned with hand-drawn animations. The goal? Recovery of the stolen collection of Spirits, artfully pilfered by none other than Satan himself. Expect to confront colossal “screen-filling” bosses that will challenge even the most seasoned platforming veterans.
Get Ready for More Than Just A Demo!
But wait, there’s more! While we gear up for the full release, gamers can snag the Antonblast: One Blast Demo available as part of Steam Next Fest. Nintendo Switch players, rejoice! A demo tailored for Switch users is also on the horizon, offering a fantastic preview of the gameplay mechanics to come.
Anticipation around Antonblast continues to build, despite the hiccup in its release schedule. The game features multiple modes, such as Hard and Boss Rush, catering to a variety of play styles. With comparisons being drawn to Nintendo’s beloved Wario Land series, it’s clear that we’re in for some wildly entertaining platforming action.
In the meantime, those itching to scratch that gaming itch can dive into other remarkable indie platformers like Shovel Knight or Super Meat Boy, both of which carry their own brand of zany creativity. If you’re looking for something new, you might want to check out Pizza Tower, which introduces quirky catering elements to the genre.
So, mark your calendars, gather your friends, and prepare for an explosive journey with Antonblast this December!
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