Albabete Warrior is already a global phenomenon, do you know why?

We all know the retranca, the humor and the joke that Spanish studios bring when they get creative, that they resort to old formulas of humor to confront the old clichés of our country and design video games that are as crazy as they are great . And in the case of Albacete Warriorwho had been a small phenomenon of La Mancha within PC and Steam, now take the step towards definitive universalization.

An explosive cocktail of ideas

There’s no easy way to explain what it is Albacete Warrior because if you leave out the name, everything else is complete nonsense: our protagonist is a Ninja, named Benito, who is accompanied on his adventure by a chicken

and he has a Sensei he knows as Paco. In other words, a whole series of creative decisions so illogical that they turn out to be great and to which we must add this place from which our hero starts: Albacete.

With these ingredients you will think that we are facing a game of those who become completely forgettable, but we already tell you that this is not the case. first thing because takes the form of a classic beat them where we must move through scenarios infested with enemies and which we must remove from the screen to cocks. But not the ones you can frivolously imagine, but the others, the ones we hit when we pick up the chicken in the game and throw it as if it were a katana or a sword.

All scenarios are recreated in a very simple but effective 3D, while the protagonist and the enemies are elf

2d who move as they can inside Albacete Warrior. So don’t expect a AAA from him, but rather an anecdote as funny as it is wacky, Manchoise and Spanish in equal parts. Because when a national studio gets into creating absurd games, no one beats us.

What is global now?

The Adventures of Benito was a PC exclusive until a few days ago, arriving in December 2021, but as of now, right now, You have it available in the digital stores of PlayStation, Xbox and Nintendo Switch, in such a way that you can enjoy it on any current platform. This opens the doors for the success achieved on computers to be repeated on consoles, thanks in particular to the word-of-mouth typical of independent releases.

Another of the great ideas of Albacete Warrior is that we can play it completely alone in the same game or, as in the old arcade terminals of the 90s where these triumphed beat them, with another friend at the same time, locally within the same console or PC. We only have to connect a second gamepad so that together and in holy company we can clear the scene of enemies at…

Besides, the price of this game is perfect to help the developers, the guys from FAS3, because they sell it to us for 9.99 dollars on consoles and also on PC, where these days it’s on sale and thanks to a 35% discount it’s only 6.33. Won’t you even try?