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Fluster Cluck
Sony’s Loot Entertainment has a new shooter in the works, and it’s hatching sooner than you think. Fluster Cluck, a PS4-exclusive twin stick shooter, harks back to the days of splitscreen co-op by pitting up to four players against one other in resource-gathering minigames. Players control the flying-saucer-piloting Pimento and Cornichon as they abduct cows, camels, zombies and turn them into “chicken.”
The game features both single-player and co-op campaigns, and the more players “chikkinize” the resources around them, the more unlocks and customizable options are made available. Players can upgrade their ships and weapons and create custom loadouts.
Fluster Cluck will be out on October 21 on PlayStation 4. Check out the screenshots and announcement trailer to get a better feel for how it plays.
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