despelote, a first-person slice-of-life soccer adventure, is officially launching on May 1. Developed by Julian Cordero and Sebastian Valbuena and published by Panic, this title promises to pull players into the lively streets of Quito, Ecuador. Can you feel the excitement building? Let’s unpack this upcoming release!
You’ll step into the shoes of an eight-year-old named Julián as he navigates through the bustling life of his city with a soccer ball at his feet. What happens when your shot goes astray? The answer could shape your adventures in unexpected ways.
About despelote:
Get immersed in the streets and parks of Quito through Julián’s eyes. As Ecuador gears up for its World Cup qualification journey, you’ll find yourself dribbling, passing, and shooting around town while interacting with local characters who provide rich narratives filled with humor and sincerity.
Key Features:
- A bittersweet semi-autobiographical tale that captures youth’s essence.
- An open world full of activities and interactions waiting for you to uncover.
- A physics-based soccer ball that feels satisfying to kick from a first-person perspective.
- A colorful cast of characters interesting in funny conversations that bring life to your experience.
- Photos and audio recorded directly in Ecuador give you an authentic sense of place.
If all this has piqued your interest (and it should), check out the newest trailer showcasing what awaits you:
Release Date Trailer
The high hopes surrounding this launch have already sparked discussions across gaming communities online. Fans are buzzing about how different gameplay mechanics will impact their experience compared to traditional sports titles. Whether kicking back with friends or indulging solo, despelote appears to offer something fresh amidst familiar sports conventions.
I’m curious: What do you hope to see from despelote? Is there something particular you’d love for him to encounter during his escapades? Let’s chat about it! Until the next time, see you around! Angel out.
