Diver Destructor FPS Shows Chest Visible and Bouncing Inside Cockpit
The footage confirms the game extends its first-person body visibility into cockpit sequences, a detail that has drawn attention in other mech games like ARMED FRAME.
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Illustrator Kogoroku Yuki posted new footage of the FPS Diver Destructor on August 27, showing the protagonist's chest visible and bouncing while piloting a robot. The game, which already had a first-person view chest during normal play, is scheduled for release on Steam in 2026 by Wakuwaku Games.
Kogoroku Yuki, the illustrator behind Diver Destructor, shared new footage on X that shows the game's first-person view chest is not limited to on-foot play. When the protagonist boards a robot, the camera tilts down inside the cockpit and the character's chest is visible, bouncing with breathing.
The game is a retro-style FPS with red and black graphics, comical characters, and an absurd story. Combat uses nail guns and drills. In the footage, the goggle-wearing protagonist is shown in the lower right corner with cockpit guides on screen, firing cannon fire at enemies.
Diver Destructor is scheduled for release on Windows via Steam in 2026, published by Wakuwaku Games.
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