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No Goblins' Roundabout Coming To Xbox One
No Goblin, the studio founded by Dan Teasdale with artist Panzer after his departure from Twisted Pixel, has announced some new details on its first title. Roundabout, which puts players behind the wheel of a spinning limousine, will be coming to Xbox One.
The title will be playable for press at a GDC event and for the public (and press not in attendance at GDC) at PAX East. In addition to Xbox One (via the ID@Xbox program), Roundabout is coming to PC, Mac, and Linux.
Those versions can be pre-ordered now on No Goblin’s website. Doing so nets you a digital art book and soundtrack.
Our Take
First, if you haven’t watched the Roundabout announcement trailer, go do that. I’ll wait.
Pretty hilarious, right? Sega may have given up on Crazy Taxi, but it seems like No Goblin is taking the concept and running with it. I’m looking forward to getting hands-on time this spring.
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