Gigantic, a 5v5 MOBA hero shooter, is making a comeback on Xbox as Gigantic: Rampage Edition after being delisted almost six years ago. Developed by Abstraction Games and published by Gearbox Publishing, the game will launch on April 9 for Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One for $19.99, featuring new heroes, a Rush mode, upgraded maps, cross-platform support, and no microtransactions. A closed beta test for the Rush mode will be available from February 22, and more details about achievements and new content are yet to be revealed.
Gigantic: Rampage Edition, the revival of the team-based MOBA shooter, is set to launch with a premium business model, offering all content through gameplay rather than microtransactions. The game introduces new modes, mechanics, and heroes, along with a customizable progression system, aiming to differentiate itself from the oversaturated hero shooter market and the evolving business model of its former competitor, Overwatch. The game is scheduled for release on April 9 for multiple platforms, with a closed Steam beta starting on February 22.
Five years after its closure, MOBA-hero shooter Gigantic is making a comeback with Gigantic: Rampage Edition, set to launch on April 9 as a paid game with new content and crossplay on all platforms. Handled by Abstraction Games, the revival will feature new heroes, maps, a Rush Mode, and free cosmetics, while retaining the original gameplay style. The game has the approval of its creators and aims to appeal to both existing and new players.
Abstraction Games is reviving the 5v5 MOBA-hero-shooter hybrid Gigantic with the upcoming Gigantic: Rampage Edition, featuring new content and cross-play support, and ditching microtransactions for a $19.99 premium version. The game aims to recapture the explosive battles and stylish spells of the original while addressing previous criticisms.
Gearbox, the developer known for Borderlands, may be reviving the Xbox One and PC exclusive MOBA game, Gigantic. The game, which was short-lived and had its servers shut down not long after launch, is now receiving a second chance with a private playtest featuring new features and gameplay modes. The invitation suggests that Gearbox is committed to bringing Gigantic back to life, and fans are excited about the potential revival of the game.
