Sokpop Collective Releases Rat Game for Windows PC on Steam
Sokpop Collective released Rat Game, an asymmetric online competitive action game, for Windows PC via Steam.
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Why it matters
Rat Game puts the chef's frustration on the other side of the screen, turning a one-versus-many survival match into a restaurant demolition comedy where the vermin are the team.
Key Facts
- Sokpop Collective released Rat Game for Windows PC via Steam.
- Rat Game splits players into one chef and two to eight rats.
- Rats try to destroy the restaurant by gnawing wiring, stealing food, breaking toilets and hacking PCs.
- The chef finds rats by footsteps and claw sounds, catches them, and can use a gun as a last resort.
- Rat Game is 10 percent off until November 7.
One player is a chef trying to exterminate rats; two to eight others play rats working to destroy the restaurant by gnawing wiring, stealing food, breaking toilets and hacking PCs. Rats use small bodies, hidden shortcuts and proximity voice chat. The chef tracks footsteps and claw sounds, cages rats, and can use a gun as a last resort. It is 10 percent off until November 7.
Sokpop Collective's Rat Game assigns one player the chef and two to eight the rats on Windows PC through Steam. The rats win by wrecking the restaurant: gnawing wiring, stealing food, breaking toilets and hacking PCs. Small size is a tool, since the rats move through hidden shortcuts and dark corners the chef cannot follow. Proximity voice chat carries squeaking voices across both sides. The chef listens for footsteps and claws, catches rats and puts them in cages, with a gun available when catching them one at a time does not work. The game is 10 percent off until November 7.
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