Nostalgic Platformer Clive 'N' Wrench Will get New Trailer Showcasing Christmas World

Publisher Numskull Games and developer Dinosaur Bytes have launched a brand new trailer for its nostalgic platformer, Clive ‘N’ Wrench, showcasing what to anticipate within the Christmas World stage of the game. 

This trailer arrives alongside information that the 3D platformer impressed by the likes of Spyro the Dragon and Jak & Daxter will get a retail launch within the U.S. and Canada in addition to a retail launch in a “number of international retailers in February 2023 alongside its European launch.” The game can be out there digitally as nicely on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Switch, and PC through Steam and GOG. Physical releases will embody customary and collector’s editions on PlayStation and Switch. 

Check out the brand new Christmas World showcase trailer beneath: 

“No 3D platform is complete without an ice world and Clive ‘N’ Wrench takes that to eclectic levels with Iceratops, the game’s very own prehistoric winter wonderland,” a press launch reads. “Mixing collectively Christmas cheer and the demise of the Dinosaurs, Clive ‘N’ Wrench are in for a problem in the event that they need to collet all of the pocket watches and Ancient Stones the world has to supply.

Check out screenshots from the game beneath: 

“Clive ‘N’ Wrench is a brilliantly crafted 3D platforming paradise full of challenges, collectibles, and charismatic characters,” the press launch reads. “Starring Clive the rabbit and best friend Wrench, the monkey on his back, players will jump, roll, hover, and spin their way through time and space in a magical 1950s refrigerator on a heroic quest to thwart the tyrannical Dr. Daucus.” 

Clive ‘N’ Wrench will characteristic 11 ranges taking the titular characters by means of prehistoric winter wonderlands, historical Egypt, the Wild West, and extra. An official launch date has not been revealed, however it’s due out in February subsequent yr. 

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