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Conker Creator's Rusty Pup Teased On Vine
Chris Seavor, best known for creating Rare's Conker the squirrel and giving him his voice, is working on a new game called The Unlikely Legend Of Rusty Pup for the Wii U eShop. Today, Seavor teased some gameplay on Vine.
Seavor's Vine doesn't reveal much that we didn't already know about the game, but this is the first time it has been seen in motion. It's going to be a 2D platformer, have influences from Lemmings and virtual pet management games, and player choice will influence and change Rusty Pup's world. You can check out the Vine video below.
.... Game over (but we're not going to call it that are we........) Yes, we are !! https://t.co/NawX7DpUpD
— Christopher Seavor (@conkerhimself) September 11, 2013
For more video game Vines, check out some of our favorite Viners from the industry.
[Via: NeoGAF, @conkerhimself]
Our Take
There isn't much to go on from Seavor's Vine, but so far the game has some interesting art direction. It's reminiscent of Machinarium. I'm looking forward to learning more about the game.
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