Remember Overgrowth? You know, that cool third-person 3D action game featuring a bunny? Well, good news everyone as after 4-5 years of development, that indie title has finally entered its beta phase.
Overgrowth is powered by the Phoenix Engine and lets players leap and climb through sprawling levels as a ninja rabbit, and engage in intricate and brutal combat with a variety of weapons and enemies.
The game is currently available on Steam Early Access, and this version features the fully re-imagined Lugaru campaign story mode, local multiplayer if you have a keyboard mouse and a controller, or 2 controllers, an arena prototype in which players can try out the game’s combat mechanics, and a level editor via which players can explore and modify a number of included environments.
Enjoy!
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Nice. How, where did I put my Holy hand grenade?
– Where did you put what?? O.o I don´t know!
(immediately ejected from the bridge and thrown across the sky) 😀
After 5 years… it enters Early Access… yeah.
This looks like the work of one who consorts with beasts.
Haven’t played in years. Combat was top notch when I played though, for melee combat and the like.
Damn, it’s been years since I last heard about the game and it’s only entering beta phase?, jeez.