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Cloudberry Kingdom
Talk of an interesting platforming game called Cloudberry Kingdom has been floating around since last year, and we’ll finally get to see the real thing this summer.
Developed by Pwnee Studios and published by Ubisoft, Cloudberry Kingdom claims to offer limitless platforming action, stating that “no human could ever play every level.” The game uses an algorithm that randomizes each stage, ensuring that no two player experiences are ever the same.
Additionally, Cloudberry Kingdom players have the option of saving a particularly intriguing level and sending it to a friend. They can also create levels to add to the game.
To top it all off, the game’s voice actors include Kevin Sorbo, star of the sci-fi TV series Hercules and Andromeda.
Cloudberry Kingdom comes out this summer on a whopping five platforms: XBLA, PSN, Playsation Vita, Wii U, and PC.
Take a look at Cloudberry Kingdom's newest trailer below.
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