Plotrick Announces Get Off My Trailer! for PC
The South Korean studio best known for mobile work and July's turn-based strategy release Kana Sangokushi is now building a Steam party game around sabotage-driven physics, a genre where the trailer driver alone opposes everyone else.
Reporting from 1 source: Automaton.
Plotrick announced Get Off My Trailer! on September 29. The physics-based party game is online multiplayer only, with one player driving a trailer and the others chasing it in vehicles to reach its cargo bed. Ambulances, school buses, tractors, and racing karts appear as vehicles, claimed first come, first served. The trailer driver wins if nobody holds the cargo bed until time runs out. The game is in development for PC via Steam, with no release date set.
Plotrick's follow-up to its July Steam release Kana Sangokushi is online multiplayer only, and the rules are asymmetric. One player drives the trailer and tows the cargo bed. Everyone else starts on foot and has to find a vehicle before they can chase.
Vehicles are first come, first served, and the list runs from ambulances to racing karts. Crashing throws a player out of the driver's seat, and a player left without a car can cling to someone else's and wait for a chance to steal it. The trailer driver wins if nobody stays on the cargo bed until time expires, which is why sudden braking and sharp steering are part of the job. No release date is set.
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