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Sunset Overdrive
Insomniac has unleashed a plethora of colorful screenshots and concept art showing off the wacky world of Sunset City. Mutants infused with the energy drink Overdrive Delirium XT roam the streets, ready for players’ customized characters to deal some damage. Fizzco’s huge, jolly mascot Fizzie even squares off with players in a boss fight.
The screens and concept art show off a variety of mutant soda monsters, complete with infused construction equipment and leaf blowers. Players can chain together rail grinds and hang from power lines to build up a combo meter, which strengthens the wacky weaponry. The protagonist is also highly customizable, so don’t worry if you don’t like the hero shown in the screens.
After you’re done checking out the media gallery below, be sure to read up on my hands-on impressions and interview with Insomniac president and CEO Ted Price.
Sunset Overdrive releases on Xbox One exclusively this fall.
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