Who wouldn’t want a friendly battle giant?
Wrong game world: Instead of controlling a measly human being as usual, you turn in Giants Uprising Turn the tables and take control of a giant as tall as a house. Quasi an antiShadow of the Colossus
where you flatten human armies and cut entire cities into handy giant toothpicks.
The unusual new game from Polish developer Varsav Game Studios, known for Bee Simulator, will be released on November 2, 2021 Steam
To get an impression of yourself, you can already download and play a Steam demo now. In it you can play a complete mission, which makes a clear cross-section of the game mechanics tangible.
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: In the new release trailer you can see the gameplay from Giants Uprising:
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Destructive Giants Uprising shows gameplay trailer for early access release
How does Giants Uprising play?
First, the man Kielbasa (Polish for sausage) on the shoulder of the giant Rogbar (Polish for Rogbar) explains why the two dissimilar friends roam the area together. So a cruel ruler put her in a gladiator arena, where Kielbasa and Rogbar made common cause and fled.
Now they walk comfortably to the person in charge to confront him. And flatten it. With all of his city and army. This is where the gameplay kicks in: First, as Rogbar, you cross a forest and destroy smaller buildings. You also pick up pieces of wood and stones to punch them at your adversaries.
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Giants Uprising – Screenshots ansehen
In the course of the demo you also destroy thundering watchtowers that are in otherwise inaccessible places. The fights offer a wide range of skills from punches to stomping to an assault run. It gets a little trickier when you compete against another AI-controlled giant in the final. Then it helps to make use of grasping and blocking too.
The other Varsav game
Bee Simulator im Test
Read our fun Bee Simulator review above to see what developer Varsav has done so far. Author Harald Fränkel and his little son Luke only give 60 points, but strengths also come to light in the story.
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