Publisher Modus Games and developer PetitFabrik have announced the full PC and console release of their colorful family-friendly 3D platformer Kukoos – Lost Pets. Kukoos – Lost Pets is currently available in early access on PC via Steam however the PC version of the game will release out of Early Access while the game will first release on previous-gen consoles including PS4 and Nintendo Switch in December. Check out the new announcement trailer for Kukoos: Lost Pets below:
Kukoos – Lost Pets features the Kukoo Tree which used to be a safe haven for Kukoos and their pets which have been taken over in a rebellion by brainwashed pets. Your goal is now to set things right, just the way they were before. To save the Kukoo Tree, you will travel through distinct and wacky worlds solo or in a four-player co-op. The world of Kukoos and Kukoos themselves are colorful and cheerful to look at however the world is filled to the brim with wild and unexpected obstacles for the Kukoos to overcome.
The developer is aiming to make Kukoos – Lost Pets as family-friendly as possible and this is a game that is suitable for all age groups as well. With easy-to-play mechanics, anyone can jump pick up a controller and jump into the game without any worries. Apart from fun, the game is engaging enough to keep even the most advanced adventurers glued to the screen as you save the frenzied, brainwashed pets from evil. The game will have 12 playable characters at launch along with additional pets to take control of.
Apart from its digital release on PC via Steam PS4 and Nintendo Switch, Kukoos – Lost Pets will also release physically across all platforms. After its initial release, Kukoos – Lost Pets will also release on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and Xbox One through backwards compatibility in 2023 physically. You can add the game to your Steam wishlist right now and also download and try out a free demo of the title to see what you can expect from the full game when it comes out.
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