Blast Works: Build, Fuse & Destroy new screenshots
If you had fun playing Katamari and you’re looking for more isometric shaped fun, then you might want to take a look into Majesco Entertainment‘s own version of geometric battle madness. Originally called Tumiki Fighters, this freeware PC game finally gets a leg up and will be ported onto the Nintendo Wii under the new name Blast Works: Build, Fuse & Destroy.
As you can see from the screenshots, the graphics rely on a lot of blocky geometric shapes which form your “ship” in this fast and frenetic shoot ’em up game. As you blast your way past waves of enemies, you can absorb the pieces that you blow away from them and use them to enhance your own ship’s defenses.
While it seems like the Wii will be keeping into the theme of the game’s simplistic graphics, Majesco added a lot of new features which will surely draw in any gamer who’s into side-scrolling shooters. Fans who enjoyed the original Tumiki Fighters definitely won’t be disappointed with the newest incarnation of this game.
Developers from Budcat Creations plan to release the game by this fall in the States and by early 2008 in Europe. There hasn’t been any word whether or not the game is slated to have a Japanese release.
More screenshots after the jump!
If you had fun playing Katamari and you’re looking for more isometric shaped fun, then you might want to take a look into Majesco Entertainment‘s own version of geometric battle madness. Originally called Tumiki Fighters, this freeware PC game finally gets a leg up and will be ported onto the Nintendo Wii under the new name Blast Works: Build, Fuse & Destroy.
As you can see from the screenshots, the graphics rely on a lot of blocky geometric shapes which form your “ship” in this fast and frenetic shoot ’em up game. As you blast your way past waves of enemies, you can absorb the pieces that you blow away from them and use them to enhance your own ship’s defenses.
While it seems like the Wii will be keeping into the theme of the game’s simplistic graphics, Majesco added a lot of new features which will surely draw in any gamer who’s into side-scrolling shooters. Fans who enjoyed the original Tumiki Fighters definitely won’t be disappointed with the newest incarnation of this game.
Developers from Budcat Creations plan to release the game by this fall in the States and by early 2008 in Europe. There hasn’t been any word whether or not the game is slated to have a Japanese release.
Via IGN
