It was just this past January that Fabraz shipped a game, Skellboy. However, while the game was published by the Slime-san studio, the title was developed by Ukami Games in reality. So looking at the next true addition to follow the developer’s 2017 released platformer was revealed today during IGN’s Summer of Gaming. During the online event, Fabraz unveiled Demon Turf.
Instantly followers of the developer can acknowledge that Fabraz abandons its prolific, 2-dimensional formula for full 3D. While this new property does still hone the sprite-looking appearance that we are familiar with, Demon Turf is a new experience many are excited to learn about approaching the release date for the game.
You can watch the announcement trailer in the video below:
“The Demon World is inhabited by all kinds of nasties… Most of them lumped into gangs battling for dominion, each led by its own head honcho. Yet even these bad dudes are no match for the Demon King himself! Instead the task falls to Beebz, a young demon barely a thousand years old, who decides it’s time for her to kick every turf leader’s butt and become the Demon Queen herself,” the synopsis for the game reads on its Steam page.
According to the featured report on Demon Turf from IGN, the outlet reveals that combat for Demon Turf will center around physics-based elements rather than traditional attacks and simplistic encounters. Also, checkpoints are left in the hands of the player as users are given the liberty to decide when they can save or run a full iron-man marathon to the game’s conclusion.
As expected for titles of Fabraz, character customization is also making a return as you can alter the fighting style of Beebz throughout the course of the game to find your own preferred way of playing. Derived from the titling itself, players as they progress will unchain areas of the game which will drastically change and can be visited again, the report tells for Demon Turf.
Are you excited to see more of Demon Turf later on?
Demon Turf is aimed to ship sometime in Q4 (late 2020/early 2021) for Nintendo Switch, Xbox Series X, and on PC via Steam & Epic Games Store.
Source: IGN
