The Zebra-Man release date set for January, new trailer
The Zebra-Man announced its release date today, and the game isn’t too far off. Zerouno Games is bringing it to Nintendo Switch on January 30, 2025.
The Zebra-Man was previously funded on Kickstarter. We then received official word that the top-down pixel art action game would appearing on Nintendo Switch almost a year ago.
Here’s an overview of the game:
The Zebra-Man! is a hyper-charged pixel art top-down action game with brutal fist fights and blood spilling in your wake. Get out of impossible situations while unraveling time paradoxes and blasting the enemies you encounter along the way.
It’s the 70s and a group of crazy scientists have been conducting atrocious experiments on you deep in a secret facility. When an unexpected ally in a raccoon mask rescues you in exchange for revenge, shedding your humanity and embracing your animal side might be your only way out.
Who is Alexander Cooper and why does the mysterious Raccoon man want you to kill him? What secrets are contained in this secret facility and what atrocities will you have to do to escape? Soon you’ll be caught up in impossible situations, time travel, time paradoxes, interdimensional portals and enemies who want to see you torn into a million bloody pieces.
With an unmistakable visual style, a groundbreaking soundtrack, live action cutscenes and your savage need for blood, The Zebra-Man! will test your wits and your tenacity through puzzles, fist fights and endless violence. All the information about the game can be found on its website, and its digital launch is scheduled for the 30th of January on Steam, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation and Xbox.
Key Features
- Retro gaming homage: An intriguing story tribute to classic top-down pixel art action games and Grindhouse movies with an Intriguing story, time travel
- A crazy cast of playable characters: Good guys, bad guys, scientists and security guards, there are many characters to control, each with their own utilities and quests.
- Live-Action Scenes: The first rule of live-action scenes is you do not talk about live-action scenes!
Puzzles me this?: It’s not all rampage and gore, sometimes you will need to stop and take a look around for clues and solve the puzzles.- ¡Karma sucks!: Actions have consequences, right? The game’s Karma System will make sure you get what’s coming to you.
- Check out the ADS: The Zebra-Man’s (optional) Adaptive Difficulty System means you will never get stuck in a level. The more times you die, the easier the difficulty becomes. Enemies get slower, guns have less ammo and more helpful items will spawn.
- Groundbreaking soundtrack: A vibrant soundtrack to get you in the Grindhouse film mood featuring tracks from Zay Bass, Doom in Hell, Da Flex and many more.
Watch a new release date trailer for The Zebra-Man below.
Release Date Trailer
The Zebra-Man will initially release digitally, but it also sounds like there’ll be a physical edition later. Keep an eye on that here.