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Super Rude Bear Resurrection

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First release
May 02, 2017
Engine
Unity
Genres
Indie, Platform, Puzzle · Action, Fantasy
Platforms
PC (Microsoft Windows), Mac, PlayStation 4, Linux

Super Rude Bear Resurrection is a super tight masocore platformer that anyone can beat! Every time you die your corpse stays behind – making the game easier. As your bodies pile up, you can use them as carpets, meatshields and paperweights until the game becomes as hard as you’re comfortable with – but if you’re good enough you never have to die at all. The Rude Bear universe takes place in a fantasy British grime world, with grafitti skylines and a grime soundtrack produced by Deeco.

Also known as SRBR.exe

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Storyline
Rude Bear is a gangster bear from East London who’s summoned back in time to medieval England by his mortal nemesis, The Wizard, and forced to overcome challenges that are so lethal he’ll (probably) need to be resurrected hundreds of times to stand any chance of getting out.Read more

Rude Bear is a gangster bear from East London who’s summoned back in time to medieval England by his mortal nemesis, The Wizard, and forced to overcome challenges that are so lethal he’ll (probably) need to be resurrected hundreds of times to stand any chance of getting out.

Release dates
PlayStation 4
May 02, 2017
PC (Microsoft Windows)
May 05, 2017
Mac
May 05, 2017
All 4 release dates
Linux
May 05, 2017
Age ratings
PEGI 12ESRB T
Game modes
Single player
Perspective
Side view
Keywords
fast paced, difficult, digital distribution, pax east 2017, pax east 2015
… All 6, precision platforming

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