In an exciting development for gamers worldwide, Build A Rocket Boy, a game studio helmed by Leslie Benzies, one of the founding developers of the iconic Grand Theft Auto series, has released a captivating new trailer for their upcoming title, Everywhere. This highly anticipated game promises a unique gaming experience where players can build their own games within the game itself. Alongside the trailer release, Build A Rocket Boy has also opened sign-ups for a closed alpha technical test, creating a buzz within the gaming community.
Everywhere’s Explosive ‘Reveal Trailer’
The recently unveiled ‘Reveal Trailer’ for Everywhere is an exhilarating showcase of what players can expect from this innovative gaming experience. What’s notable is that all the footage featured in the trailer is taken from the pre-alpha stage of gameplay. It offers a sneak peek into the diverse range of games players can create within the expansive world of Everywhere. The trailer highlights high-octane races through volcanic landscapes, characters entering Gladiator arenas, and other whimsical scenarios, all crafted as player-made games within the game itself. Everywhere exudes a vibrant and chunky, cartoonish art style that draws comparisons to the explosiveness and action-packed nature of Fortnite.
Leslie Benzies and the GTA Legacy
Leslie Benzies’ involvement as the driving force behind Everywhere has been a significant factor in generating buzz around the game. As one of the key architects behind the Grand Theft Auto series at Rockstar Games, his track record for creating groundbreaking and highly acclaimed titles has garnered considerable attention. Everywhere stands as a testament to his innovative approach to game development and storytelling.
Closed Alpha Sign-Ups for PC Players
Excitingly, Build A Rocket Boy has announced an upcoming closed alpha technical test for Everywhere. Players eager to get a first taste of this innovative gaming world can sign up on the game’s official website. However, it’s worth noting that the closed alpha will be exclusive to PC, which may come as a disappointment to console gamers. Although an exact date for the closed alpha test has not been disclosed, it’s expected to build upon the already impressive “pre-alpha” gameplay footage showcased in the recent trailer.
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As the gaming community eagerly anticipates the arrival of Everywhere and its closed alpha, the title continues to generate excitement and curiosity. With Leslie Benzies at the helm, this project carries high expectations, and gamers worldwide are eager to see how it will redefine the boundaries of in-game creativity and immersive gameplay.
