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Fluster Cluck
With the release of the Fluster Cluck just around the corner, developer Loot Entertainment has released a trailer and bevy of images showcasing its out-of-this world cast. All six featured characters are fully playable, and are styled to reflect their unique personalities.
Cornichon, for example, doesn’t look like his friends because he fell into the Chikkinizer – a machine that turns everything you put in it into “chikkin” – one too many times, while Magnetar’s mean demeanor is reflected in his bright red eyes.
But while the characters are distinct, their goal is the same – turn everything in sight into chikkin. Players will team up in up to 4-player co-op matches to abduct zombies, camels, and more to toss them into the chikkinizer. You can also customize your flying saucers and loadouts to fit your play style.
Fluster Cluck will be available exclusively for PlayStation 4 on October 21. Check out the gallery and trailer for your first look at its extra-terrestrial ensemble.
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