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What if Zelda was funny (on purpose)? There’s a game for that.
- Revenge of the Savage Planet is a game that brings back the absurdity and comedy seen in classic animations like Looney Tunes.
- The game, developed by Raccoon Logic, combines Coyote-versus-Roadrunner antics with Tim & Eric-style satire and a Monty Python-like gross-out sensibility.
- It features an open-world adventure with a switch from first- to third-person perspective, reminiscent of Zelda meets Rick & Morty.
- The game incorporates humor into its gameplay mechanics, making it more interactive and engaging for players.
- Revenge of the Savage Planet offers various planetary biomes, weapons, and challenges designed to surprise and entertain players.
- The game allows for experimentation and 'happy accidents' without excessively punishing players for failures, enhancing the fun and humor.
- The animations in the game are inspired by Looney Tunes and Ratchet & Clank, aiming to balance humor and fluidity in character movements.
- The game features comedic elements like in-world ads, goo interactions, and absurd scenarios that add to the overall humor.
- Despite the game's success in blending comedy with gameplay, mainstream publishers often shy away from taking risks with such extreme humor.
- Revenge of the Savage Planet is available for PC, Playstation, and Xbox platforms, as well as on Game Pass.
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