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Hohokum
The latest trailer for Hohokum showcases a less-friendly location in Hohokum's typically pleasant world.
According to Ricky Haggett, Honeyslug Entertainment co-founder and Hohokum's designer, the Guano factory, "is a noisy, dirty place, full of pipes and strange machines and bad smells." Despite Haggett's description, The Guano Factory still comes off as a pleasant and inviting world, thanks to Hohokum's charming art direction.
For more on Hohokum, check out our extensive preview here. You can also head here to see Conan O'Brien daydreaming about the game. Hohokum is coming to PlayStation 3, 4, and Vita sometime next year.
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