If you’ve been following the local game development scene, then you’ve probably heard of No Straight Roads. This is made by local studio Metronomik. We’ve reported on them a bit, especially as part of our Level Up coverage. And the game has finally gotten a release date.
Alongside the release date, Metronomik also announced a PS4 Collectior’s Edition of No Straight Roads. In addition to the game itself, it will also have a 10-track vinyl of the game’s soundtrack, a 64-page artbook, and a set of full-sized drumsticks with the game’s print on it.
#NoStraightRoads launches on PS4 & PC via the Epic Games Store on June 30, 2020!
Pre-orders available now! #ROCKvsEDM pic.twitter.com/Wmff09BvYt— Metronomik (@MetronomikIncEN) March 27, 2020
No Straight Roads is an interesting take on the action-adventure genre. Music and rhythm elements play a major role in the game, and is a key mechanic in its combat system. The general plot revolves around indie rock band Bunk Bed Junction in Vinyl City, which is ruled by the EDM empire NSR. Other genres of music have been outlawed, and Bunk Bed Junction will have to free the city from NSR’s control.
The game will be available starting 30 June 2020, on both PS4 and PC. For the latter, it will be exclusive to the Epic Games Store, which has the title on for pre-order since November last year.
(Source: Metronomic, PlayStation)
