In an exciting development for gaming enthusiasts, the physics-based shooter sensationSquirrel with a Gunis set to make its leap onto the PS5 platform. Maximum Entertainment has teamed up with Dee Dee Creations to transition the viral sensation from a digital novelty to a console reality, promising an uproarious blend of action and humor.
Squirrel with a Guncasts players in the role of a diminutive squirrel with ambitions that far exceed its small stature. Beginning the game as just another squirrel with aspirations, players soon find themselves armed with an array of firearms, humorously juxtaposing the natural world with the surreal scenario of an armed squirrel. The game’s narrative unfolds as players navigate their furry protagonist through a series of challenges, evading agents determined to halt their chaotic spree.
However, the game’s innovative mechanics don’t stop at mere shootouts. The twist lies in the creative use of firearms not just as tools of combat but as means of exploration and movement within the game’s environment. The recoil from each shot fired offers a unique method of propulsion, allowing players to reach distant platforms and vault to safety in inventive ways.
All the shenanigans you can dream of
With a total of seven different firearms to discover, alongside the hijinks of commandeering RC cars and instigating mayhem, Squirrel with a Gun invites players into a whimsically anarchic world. From disrupting picnics to pilfering cake, the game encourages a wide range of mischievous activities, all while dodging the efforts of those trying to curb the rodent’s rebellious antics.
Squirrel with a Gun promises a gaming experience where “the world is your acorn,” offering a blend of chaos, strategy, and humor. As players forage, fight, and frolic their way through the game, they’ll be reminded that even the smallest squirrel, when armed with determination and a little firepower, can stand tall against the odds. Stay tuned for more updates as this quirky title prepares to scurry onto the PS5 scene.
