The game does offer good character customisation, too. Whether that'll draw the Fortnite or Plunkbat crowds, I wouldn't even hazard a guess. Weapons have alt-fires, and there's a lot of focus on just getting in there and brawling. There's a lot of maneuvering involved in scoring a kill, and you can't really sneak up on someone unless they're got their view rotated (do so regularly) so as to hide you from their vision. Combat tends to be up-close and messy thanks to projectiles being slow, and cover is not only essential but easily found. Rapture Rejects does have a pretty distinct feel to it. An impressively dumb trailer lurks below.
It's out now, and free to try until Monday, 6pm GMT.
Up to fifty players run around scavenging weapons like the Toaster Full Of Knives and CD Launcher while dropping literal F-Bombs on each other and trying to outrun Armageddon.
The Rapture has happened, and the last idiots alive fight for God's amusement, with the lucky last survivor getting the final ticket to heaven. Based on webcomic and cartoon series Cyanide And Happiness and developed by Galvanic and Explosm, Rapture Rejects is a rude and crude isometric battle royale shooter out in early access today and free for the weekend.
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