E3: Eat Them! Gets Trailer + Info

A trailer for Eat Them! was released today along with some info. The game is by Fluffy Logic, the team behind Savage Moon on PSN. We also have a launch window too, "Decemeber".

[callahan09]

When I first heard the title and heard rumors that it's "like Rampage" I didn't have any interest at all. Now, I read "Fluffy Logic" and "team behind Savage Moon." That game kicked so much ass. Definitely going to have to put this on my radar now. Watched the trailer. Looks really awesome. Loving the graphics and style. This could be a serious winner!

[Cajun Chicken]

Looks fun! But why does it look like it's powered by the Calling All Cars engine?

[wUTTer]

Cel-Shading. It gives it that comic book effect like in Prince of Persia.

[Cajun Chicken]

Even the buildings are collapsing the same way. Uncanny.

[Silly gameAr]

I get a Destroy All Monster vibe from this game. Looks decent.

[- Ghost of Sparta -]

Savage Moon was the shit. I'll buy anything and everything Fluffy Logic makes, especially if the game allows me to create my own beast / terrorize a city full of innocent people. Day one.

[The Wood]

better than pixel junk monsters. I thought that game was one of the best psn games out period

k

if those pj monster levels were 'forgiving' i think i ll give s moon a miss

[Godmars290]

Different flow than PJM. Not as forgiving and harder in later levels.

[Godmars290]

Only thing it seems to lack is PvP. still looks good.

[arclightfire]

Eat Them! is from the Savage Moon PS3/PSP developer FluffyLogic... here's some more info:

Sony Computer Entertainment Europe have just announced an exclusive PlayStation®3 game for the PlayStation®Network - Eat Them! Developed by FluffyLogic, the game was demoed at the E3 International games show in Los Angeles. In Eat Them! the player gets to create their own giant monster which they then use to smash, crash and munch their way though the city. The monster is people-powered – so eating folk is a prerequisite of keeping your monster in full-on destruction mode. The 3D game features eye-catching comic-render style graphics, fully customisable monster creation and lots and lots of missions from Maximum Destruction to Hunt. The player has the option of single-player and split-screen multiplayer, head-to-head and co-operative missions. Eat Them! promises action, mayhem, destruction, humour and lots and lots of eating people! The game is scheduled for release this winter.

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