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Starwhal, Indie darling and co-operative’s intergalactic jouster is all set to hit the market next week when it will be released for the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 3. The game is played by 2-4 players who tusk to tusk against each other in an attempt to emerge as the victorious one. Starwhal was originally released over Steam and was created as a part of a 48-hour game jam.
The game is all set to hit the console screens and many new features like new modes and arenas, over 9,000 costume combinations, an expanded soundtrack and 32 challenge courses with corresponding Trophies and global leaderboards have been added to improve the overall gaming experience.
The game is designed to run at 60 FPS on the PS4 and 30 FPS on the PS3. There is an added bonus for the PS4 players as they will be able to witness colour-changing DualShock 4 Light Bar to match their narwhal.
The game is one of the many games belonging to the indie genre that have been ported to the PlayStation and it will be available for purchase on the PSN Store starting from February 24 for $12 USD.
