Indeed, they will be able to enjoy the Vaporisaschtroumpf which is none other than the main weapon of the game, made of wood and metal and which will allow them to fly, crush, darken, suck, return projectiles and especially vaporize the antidote. Papa Smurf to treat plants affected by Malfeuille disease. In the Microids press release, we are promised an adventure that will appeal to young and old alike. We are waiting for next October 26 to get to the bottom of it. It’s coming to PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch.
The Smurfs Mission Malfeuille: presentation of the Vaporisaschtroumpf, the main weapon of the game
Microids seems to be going out of shape right now. Not content with having a well-supplied catalog of games for the end of the year and in the course of 2022, the French publisher continues its slow metamorphosis to redeem itself a conduct with the players. After surprising us yesterday with the gameplay of Marsumilami: The Secret of the Sarcophagus, Microids invites us to discover the very first official gameplay images of The Smurfs: Mission Malfeuille. Developed by the Lyonnais from Osome Studio to whom we owe the latest Asterix & Obelix XXL, the game will transport us to the world of these little blue creatures being chased by Gargamel. So, we do not know if the odious character and his cat will be present in this adventure, but one thing is certain, our Smurfs will be equipped to receive them if it is the case.
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