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Bionic Chainsaw Pogo Gorilla
We were big fans of I-Mockery's game Abobo's Big Adventure, and we were excited to see what the indie devs would come up with next. Their follow-up shows that Abobo's delightfully weird world was just the beginning. Bionic Chainsaw Pogo Gorilla is a completely original world that still draws inspiration from classic games.
Players bounce around the world as a genetically modified gorilla with chainsaws for arms. As the trailer shows, players will be able to collect additional parts and swap them out. For example, if you think playing as an ape is a little too tame, you can trade out his head for a cheeseburger. Why not?
For more information on the game, read my interview with the game's creator (and I-Mockery founder) Roger Barr.
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