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'''Attack of the Killer Rabbids from outer Space''', later retitled Killer Freaks from outer Space was a first person shooter that was developed by Ubisoft Montpellier in 2011. Game was planned for PS3,Xbox 360 and WiiU, later was turned into WiiU exlusive. The game was already intended to be a part of the Rayman spinoff series Raving Rabbids wherein earth was attacked by a much more frightening “cousin” of the Rabbids. | '''Attack of the Killer Rabbids from outer Space''', later retitled Killer Freaks from outer Space was a first person shooter that was developed by Ubisoft Montpellier in 2011. Game was planned for PS3,Xbox 360 and WiiU, later was turned into WiiU exlusive. The game was already intended to be a part of the Rayman spinoff series Raving Rabbids wherein earth was attacked by a much more frightening “cousin” of the Rabbids. | ||
== Gameplay == | ==Gameplay== | ||
"While the Freaks remained very similar to the Rabbids in size and stature they were given a much more reptilian appearance to differentiate them from their earlier counterparts. Set in a post-apocalyptic London, the game pitted 1-4 players against hordes of the Freaks with an arcade run n gun style of gameplay complete with a point system. An early trailer and gameplay video revealed a variety of weapons that could be used against the Freaks ranging from handguns and shotguns to a buzzsaw launcher and electricity gun."<ref>[https://www.unseen64.net/2016/10/18/attack-of-the-killer-rabbids-from-outer-space-cancelled/ Taken from Unseen64]</ref> | <blockquote>"While the Freaks remained very similar to the Rabbids in size and stature they were given a much more reptilian appearance to differentiate them from their earlier counterparts. Set in a post-apocalyptic London, the game pitted 1-4 players against hordes of the Freaks with an arcade run n gun style of gameplay complete with a point system. An early trailer and gameplay video revealed a variety of weapons that could be used against the Freaks ranging from handguns and shotguns to a buzzsaw launcher and electricity gun."<ref>[https://www.unseen64.net/2016/10/18/attack-of-the-killer-rabbids-from-outer-space-cancelled/ Taken from Unseen64]</ref></blockquote> | ||
== Name Change == | ==Name Change== | ||
In response to the issue they changed name of invaders from “Killer Rabbids” to “Killer Freaks” and officially revealed the game as Killer Freaks from Outer Space at E3 2011 as a launch game for the Wii U. | In response to the issue they changed name of invaders from “Killer Rabbids” to “Killer Freaks” and officially revealed the game as Killer Freaks from Outer Space at E3 2011 as a launch game for the Wii U. | ||
== Cancellation == | ==Cancellation== | ||
Despite the early footage getting a positive response the team still wasn’t satisfied with what the game was turning out to be, finally the game was cancelled and reworked into ZombiU, which is released on November 18th, 2012 and ports for the Playstation 4, Xbox One, and PC were released on August 18th, 2015. Some footage of gameplay, trailer shown at E3 2011 and also various screenshots and concept arts are online, but build itself probably not. | Despite the early footage getting a positive response the team still wasn’t satisfied with what the game was turning out to be, finally the game was cancelled and reworked into ZombiU, which is released on November 18th, 2012 and ports for the Playstation 4, Xbox One, and PC were released on August 18th, 2015. Some footage of gameplay, trailer shown at E3 2011 and also various screenshots and concept arts are online, but build itself probably not. | ||
== Gallery == | ==Gallery== | ||
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== | ==External Links== | ||
* [https://www.unseen64.net/2016/10/18/attack-of-the-killer-rabbids-from-outer-space-cancelled/ Unseen64 page for game] | * [https://www.unseen64.net/2016/10/18/attack-of-the-killer-rabbids-from-outer-space-cancelled/ Unseen64 page for game] | ||
* [https://www.ign.com/games/killer-freaks-from-outer-space Short IGN page for game] | * [https://www.ign.com/games/killer-freaks-from-outer-space Short IGN page for game] | ||
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Revision as of 20:09, 20 December 2019
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The game's poster.
Status: Lost
Attack of the Killer Rabbids from outer Space, later retitled Killer Freaks from outer Space was a first person shooter that was developed by Ubisoft Montpellier in 2011. Game was planned for PS3,Xbox 360 and WiiU, later was turned into WiiU exlusive. The game was already intended to be a part of the Rayman spinoff series Raving Rabbids wherein earth was attacked by a much more frightening “cousin” of the Rabbids.
Gameplay
"While the Freaks remained very similar to the Rabbids in size and stature they were given a much more reptilian appearance to differentiate them from their earlier counterparts. Set in a post-apocalyptic London, the game pitted 1-4 players against hordes of the Freaks with an arcade run n gun style of gameplay complete with a point system. An early trailer and gameplay video revealed a variety of weapons that could be used against the Freaks ranging from handguns and shotguns to a buzzsaw launcher and electricity gun."[1]
Name Change
In response to the issue they changed name of invaders from “Killer Rabbids” to “Killer Freaks” and officially revealed the game as Killer Freaks from Outer Space at E3 2011 as a launch game for the Wii U.
Cancellation
Despite the early footage getting a positive response the team still wasn’t satisfied with what the game was turning out to be, finally the game was cancelled and reworked into ZombiU, which is released on November 18th, 2012 and ports for the Playstation 4, Xbox One, and PC were released on August 18th, 2015. Some footage of gameplay, trailer shown at E3 2011 and also various screenshots and concept arts are online, but build itself probably not.
Gallery
External Links