Playground Productions is developing a new installment of the 'Backyard Sports' video game franchise, aiming to modernize the classic series with updated features and compatibility for today's gamers. The game will include original characters and new additions, maintaining the charm and educational aspects of the originals while introducing challenging difficulty levels for older fans. Mega Cat Studios is collaborating on the project, and there are plans for potential TV or film adaptations. Additionally, several classic titles are being re-released and adapted for mobile platforms.
Mega Cat Studios has announced "Five Night at Freddy’s: Into the Pit," a side-scrolling adventure game for multiple platforms including PS5, Xbox Series, PS4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC. The game follows Oswald as he navigates a time-traveling adventure filled with puzzles and terror, aiming to save his family and others from animatronic threats. A release date has not been provided.
WrestleQuest is a wrestling role-playing game developed by Mega Cat Studios that combines the turn-based gameplay of fantasy RPGs with the world of professional wrestling. The game aims to balance the insider language of wrestling with the mechanics of role-playing games, presenting wrestling concepts in a way that is familiar to JRPG fans. WrestleQuest incorporates authentic wrestling pageantry and behind-the-scenes terminology, allowing players to make pivotal decisions that affect the storyline. Inspired by classic JRPGs, the gameplay offers a fresh and unique experience in the genre. WrestleQuest is available on multiple platforms.
Mega Cat Studios announced that the release of their wrestling/RPG game "WrestleQuest" has been delayed until the summer, disappointing fans who were expecting it this month. The game features wrestling legends such as Jake Roberts, Andre the Giant, and "Macho Man" Randy Savage, and will be available on consoles such as Playstations 4 and 5, Nintendo Switch, X-Box One, and X-Box Series X/S, as well as video game service Steam.
