Kepler Interactive, in collaboration with Mureena and Psychoflow, has announced a revised launch date for their sci-fi platformer, Bionic Bay. Initially slated for March 13th, the game will now launch on April 17th for PlayStation 5 and PC via Steam and the Epic Games Store.
Bionic Bay distinguishes itself through innovative gameplay mechanics centered around its unique "Swap" system. This physics-based interaction system allows players to manipulate the environment, fundamentally altering movement, combat, and defensive strategies. The result is a dynamic and thrilling experience that constantly evolves.
The game features intricately designed levels brimming with interactive physical objects, particles, and liquids, creating a deeply immersive experience. A state-of-the-art physics engine powers every interaction, ensuring each moment feels fresh and engaging. Players can anticipate a richly rewarding journey through these meticulously crafted worlds.
This extended development time allows the team to further refine the game, promising a polished and refined final product upon release.
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