Atari and ARVORE have released a new teaser trailer for their upcoming virtual reality game, Pixel Ripped 1978. The game is set to take players on a trip through the golden age of video games, offering a first-person, multi-layered adventure full of retro classics, unreleased gems, and undiscovered Easter eggs.
Pixel Ripped 1978 will be a VR game that draws inspiration from the early days of gaming. The game is the brainchild of veteran Atari developer Howard Scott Warshaw, known for designing some of Atari’s most famous (and infamous) games. In the game, Warshaw recounts his time at Atari in the early 80s and shares insights about the character of Bug, the peppy protagonist of Pixel Ripped 1978.
The game takes players on a journey through different dimensions and games within games, with each level offering a unique experience full of nostalgic charm. Players will be able to explore Atari’s rich and colorful history, with the company taking center stage as the one that ignited the multi-billion dollar gaming industry we know today.
Pixel Ripped 1978 is sure to delight VR enthusiasts with its innovative mechanics and classic arcade charm. The game is set to launch this summer on SteamVR, PS VR2, and Meta Quest 2. The new trailer showcases the game’s vivid and neon-soaked visuals, blending the magic of the past with the technologically vibrant and diverse gaming landscape of today.
As players embark on their retro adventure, they will have the opportunity to discover hidden gems and Easter eggs, unlocking new levels and exploring new dimensions. The game promises to be a true love letter to the early days of gaming, a time when pixels ruled and imagination was the only limit. Don’t miss out on this unique and exciting VR experience!
Platforms: Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 5, PlayStation VR2, Meta Quest 2
