Further light has been shed on the upcoming, excellent-looking Unbeatable, an anime-inspired rhythmic adventure game. It follows Beat and her band as they evade the fun police in a world where music has been strictly outlawed.
On the PlayStation Blog, Wout van Halderen from publisher PlayStack provided a little more info on the game and shared a new track from the band Peak Divide, which provides all of the music for the game. If all of this is news to you, you can check out Unbeatable's announcement trailer from a couple of months back. There is still no firm release date yet, but it's expected sometime in 2025.
Unsurprisingly, Unbeatable has harnessed the power of haptics and will deliver the beat directly into your hands, allowing you to keep your finger on the pulse throughout your playthrough and via adaptive triggers during specific mini-games. The world itself bounces to the beat, and it sounds like we'll be bopping along with the city's own unique heartbeat in no time at all.
What do you think of Unbeatable? Is this the first narrative rhythm adventure game you can recall seeing, or do we need to broaden our gaming horizons? Let us know in the comments section below.
