As you can see in the trailer below, its cartoony visuals are similar to Valve's popular shooter Team Fortress 2, albeit without any of the bloodshed featured in that game. As opposed to several of Digital Legends'previous titles, which appealed to hardcore games, CEO Xavier Carrillo Costas tells us the studio decided on the third-person perspective, simplified controls and humorous tones to appeal to a wider audience.

Although the game will contain a single player campaign that lasts approximately ten hours, it's the real-time multiplayer Costas is especially proud of. He tells us his studio has servers all over the world to provide seamless, quick multiplayer matches; Costas tells us these are also highly snackable experiences, with some matches lasting less than three minutes. The Respawnables will monetize via in-app purchases of both vanity items (like zombie costumes and electric guitar machine guns), as well as buffs with effects like earning experience points at an accelerated rate