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Trover Saves The Universe Is A Justin Roiland-Helmed Trip
In a significant departure from the doom and gloom of the rest of the Sony press conference, Trover Saves The Universe is a game that advises you to not actually play video games while sitting in the bathtub.
Justin Roiland, a showrunner of Rick and Morty and lead of the game, chatters through the relatively normal platforming gameplay. The voice work seems like it'll be the real star here: "I'm a real cool cucumber," Trover announces to no one.
The game, a "sci-fi based thing," will be coming to Playstation 4 and PSVR.
Roiland has previously made a VR game called Accounting. It's also very weird.
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