Biped is a co-op action adventure game with a strong focus on moment-to-moment collaboration between two players. It may happen on planet Earth, but in fact, it is an Earth in another dimension and time where human beings do not inhabit the planet, and bipeds have built planetary facilities in the wild. At the beginning of the game, a galaxy anomaly unexpectedly “turned off” the light beacons on Earth, and it is up to the little robots to descend to Earth, locate the beacons, and restore them. 

The game is primarily composed of three parts: coop missions, solo missions, and extra hard pro missions. The coop missions are for 2 players obviously and cover all the main playbook in a balanced way, but the most difficult challenges are in the pro missions where all the experience and skill players have learned from the coop will be put to the ultimate test. Also, there are quite a number of decorative items you will unlock in the game by collecting coins and buying items in the shop. They are anything but serious and are meant to throw in a few more laughs into your already hilarious time with the game.

The theme of the game is a joint adventure. So, we wanted the visual style to illustrate a warm, vibrant, and whimsical world in which the players could have an emotional adventure. It is colorful, easy on the eye, and hopefully will provide a soothing backdrop to the otherwise demanding challenges. 

The game was literally made for everyone! The control scheme and fundamental mechanics of the game are so simple and straightforward that everyone, from kids to the elderly, has not had any problem so far in picking it up and having a fun time instantly. It goes without saying that the game is great for couch cooperation among friends and family members, but it also works magic when absolute strangers are paired together and compelled to cooperate for the first time. It brings out the empathetic inner selves in all of us. Try it in a cross-platform mode and never miss a chance to play with your friends on PlayStation (and Xbox soon). 

One thing we really want the players to look out for is the mini-quests with the various NPCs in the game, who have a lot of harmlessly strange personalities. One day one of our game designers made a little guy who drops coins while complaining if you try to bash him. If you are familiar with old school CAPCOM side-scrolling game Beat ’em up you might even recognize where this comes from. We decide to keep this in the final game, along with many other Easter eggs you may find along the way.

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