10:10 Games’ upcoming title Funko Fusion will launch on Switch, the studio has confirmed. The game is slated for September 13, 2024.
Funko Fusion is an action adventure game featuring a number of popular franchises. It’ll be possible for four people to play together in multiplayer.
More information can be found in the following overview:
Experience your favorite movies and TV shows like never before in Funko Fusion a 4-player action-adventure game that brings together iconic characters and worlds from Jurassic World, Back to the Future, The Umbrella Academy, The Thing, Child’s Play 2, Masters of the Universe and many other blockbusters in Funko Pop! form.
Funko Fusion features dozens of playable characters in Funko Pop! form from popular NBCUniversal stories, all lovingly crafted with their own unique personalities and abilities. Play with up to four players and explore incredible worlds from the movies and TV shows you love.
All of your fan favorite characters playable in game, mixing together in a fun and frenzied fashion allowing you to live out your IP fantasies. Celebrate your favorite movies and TV shows from NBCUniversal, and experience the worlds authentically, and also mashed up, all seen through a Funko lens with surprises around every corner.
Celebrate the iconic characters you love and team up with other players to puzzle and battle your way through expansive worlds reliving deep cut moments from your favorite movies and shows. Come together and share your passion in authentic, entertaining experiences packed with personality.
Funko Fusion features all of your favorite NBCUniversal movies and TV shows seen through a Funko lens, bringing the joy of Funko to a videogame for the first time and featuring elements of the Funko brand DNA like never before.
Take a look at a trailer for Funko Fusion below.
Release Date Trailer
The title will be sold physically and digitally on Switch. By pre-ordering, fans can gain access to The Walking Dead Pack DLC. This includes Rick Grimes (Leader) and Michonne (Traveler).
