"Their request to use the UbiArt engine was swiftly denied" and "Ubisoft marketing division prevented it from moving forward". So, in the end, they actually don't know their friends. LOL
As someone who worked on KyF, thank you for this video. The game was very fun and honestly, a good way to spend time with your friends. We loved to play the game during lunchbreaks and we had many ideas to expand it later. One of them was acquiring licences (Like Marvel) for DLC contents.
A few years later, and would you look at that, Jackbox swooped in and made a whole series out of the same type of game. I bet Ubisoft execs still wake up in the middle of the night and whisper "Know Your Friends".
i dont even think jackbox had marketing and they are still making money off this type of game... at least i never saw ads for it and know what it is lol
Marketing was always done through livestreamers and youtubers, who are also their primary audience. So they never really needed a lot of marketing if you think about it, since their customers would do it for them as a consequence of just playing the game.
Dang, I feel really bad for the devs of this game. Putting all that work in and getting so excited that it's ready to be released at any time, only to find out it'd never come out. This game would probably be a hit with streamers on PC now'n days, this type of game has recently gained some popularity. :(
To be honest, better having it not released and getting your paychecks for work instead of seeing it released and flop like a brick. That must be more heartbreaking.
Ehh not really, the game “that’s you” for PS4 is virtually the same game but instead you use your phone instead of the game pad. It’s virtually unknown and I’ve never seen anyone cover it...
That's ridiculous. Even if they didn't want to spend more money on it to market it and manufacture and ship physical copies, wouldn't throwing it up on the Wii U eShop and maybe recouping some of the development costs have been better than just throwing it in the trash and making no money off it?
Well yes, you have to include any marketing costs too, but digital distribution itself is far more affordable than physical distribution, after all, it's what gave indies a big rise, and many triple a publishers pushed for digital distribution to become widespread so they could cut out the retailers for profit. Also every russian and their mom has some shovelware game on steam nowadays anyway due to steam direct which iirc has a mere 100$ fee attached to it.
mr.gokys, Ubisoft already paid Nintendo the platform fees, and from the sounds of it they used mostly in house engine and libraries, so licensing fees would be minimal. Besides corporate politics and stupidity, I really see no reason a finished game like this couldn't have been dumped on the eShop.
I don't know how it is now, but in the past you couldn't throw a disc based game into eShop that easily, Nintendo demanded very severe size restrictions and needed major reasons to make an exception, thus difficult negotiations or an extra engineering expense to get the game size down. Devkits are not that expensive, a few thousand per seat and they needed only a handful of those, and Nintendo library royalty is part of their distribution cut, but the Ubisoft localisation and localisation QA, Nintendo QA all cost a big chunk of money, plus Ubisoft is just a huge company with various overheads so it stands to reason that they diced the numbers and they didn't come out favourable. A company like this is all about making money, and given how successful they are in spite of aggravating players once on a while, they must be really, really good at counting money, making all sorts of financially relevant predictions.
Not quite, it would take work to retool since one of the core mechanics was using the gamepad to answer discreetly. That'd take work and they'd probably just rather cut their losses.
It’s probably too late. The Jack Box Party games have already taken the market that this game was aiming for and uses individual phones as inputs while a console or PC hosts the game.
Usually these unreleased/Scrapped games tend to end in sad endings for the whole staff, but since part of the staff went on to work on Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle and given its success against all odds, I guess this time around it ended in a much happier resolution.
Thanks for this in-depth explanation of what the game was. I found myself remembering Ubi had an unreleased game for Wii U and wondered what happened there. Was only expecting maybe an article on the situation. Pleased with this.
If it was completely finished why wouldn't they at least throw it out there as a digital only game? Surely it would have brought in a few bucks. Isn't that better than the nothing they ended up getting for all the money, time, and work spent on it?
I feel like the spirit of this game lives in the PlayStation Network game "That's You." The game thematically and visually matches this lost game to a tee. With That's You, instead of the WiiU pad, each player uses the companion app on their own smart devices.
Yea I remerber back than when there was a rummor of a Wii U game made by Ubisoft that is finished but never will see the light of day, people were pissed, than later when we find out its "Know Your Friends" people were Ubisoft never realised it
It doesn’t make any sense to not release it, they could’ve still gotten a good amount of sales probably. I’d like to see it on Switch with Local Multiplayer. Wouldn’t that be cool?
Wii U had a lot of potential, but Nintendo completely screwed up the marketing of it, creating misconceptions about it that would later be cemented in the minds of consumers. The name for one was a big mistake. Because of the big focus on the controller in the marketing, the name caused a lot of people to think it was some really expensive accessory for the Wii instead of a standalone console. Because of that, parents got confused whether Wii U games would work on their existing Wii, ended up buying games that their kids couldn't play making them annoyed/upset/angry. And on and on. The misunderstandings built off each other like that.
Should’ve just made it a PS4/Xbone/PC game that controls via mobile devices, a la You Don’t Know Jack. Feels like it would’ve worked quite well, and would’ve carried over the whole face photo feature as well.
Inappropriate Username not sure how, have you played rainbow six siege or follow how they listen to consumer feedback better than Blizzard for overwatch
I still have a heart for the Wii U. Still a great gaming system, even with its flaws. And I would've love to see how different things would've been if the Wii U sold better than it did. I'm not saying I would want it to sell original Wii numbers, but still.
Remember when Ubisoft was going to license ubiart out affordably and allow developers to use it freely before publishing? Imagine how different the indie scene would be if they had actually done that, Ubisoft must’ve realized they’re too evil to let people use their technology.
I remember when details of this game first leaked. After hearing about a finished unreleased Wii U game everyone was disappointed with what appeared to be another party game when we all felt what was needed was a substantial AAA announcement. To be fair this game looks interesting, but it wouldn't have sold well.
Yeah, maybe a digitized parlor game wasn't exactly the "killer app" the Wii U needed, but it is kinda neat one of the Wii's biggest legacies might have had a bit more representation in the next generation. I think this also became the premise of one of the games in one of the recent Jackbox Party Packs, proving it does have some legs.
I can't see co-op working very well for that kind of game. Don't know what it needs co-op anyway. I also think making Rayman 1 into a 3D game would kind of undermine some of its design. I wouldn't mind a remake in the style of Origins/Legends though. With the new art.
Sammy D two heads are better and funnier than one. Rayman Origin And Legends has that, so why not? Rayman 1 And The Level environment can work if it’s executed well.
Shame, that game looks fun. Reminds me of Jackbox. That game probably would've done okay on console/mobile (like Jackbox, where you buy the game on console and use a phone to play), but in a world where Jackbox already exists it'd probably get crushed in the long run.
I always knew the Wii U was a critical failure in marketing, but the Wii U is the critical success of Augmented and Virtual Reality in the Nintendo Switch and Vive.
Spends money on developing game, develops working versions, gets rating, gets a working prototype for other systems to release digitally, chooses to throw everything away rather than release digitally... I have a feeling they want to keep up a certain image to investors and would rather throw a project away than release it to poor sales with no cost to them. Throwing profit away for reputation reasons.
Concerned for you about that opening Logo. Stylised font and colour scheme is incredibly similar to GAME the UK retailer, and they may take issue with it.
This game honestly looks more friendship destroying than Mario Party, basically putting you on the spot about your opinions on subjects which can be divisive. Thank goodness Ubisoft were too inept to actually release the game.
Reminds me of those Jack box games in tone. Probably would've done about as well and maybe even be ahead of curve if it had been developed for multiple systems. Being a Wii u exclusive seems to be what killed it.
Well, I can see why it wasn't released, it's literally ""That's you" which works in the very same exact way,download it to your play station, get the app, use your phone to secretly answer questions about you and your friends, as i was watching this video i thought i had traveled to another universe where the game wasn't released because i could swear I had played it only to realize it's just a different game but with the same exact premise.
Agreed, i mean, i know sometimes developers come up with pretty similar concepts, or copy each-other but "with a twist" but I really fail to see anything different or "unique" from this game when compared to the aforementioned.
Sony kind of accomplished the same ideas brought forth with KYF when they released That's You! for the PS4 using cellphone technology combined with the PS4.
This could of saved face for the Wii U. Maybe have Zombie U for the hard core gamers and Know Your Friends for the casual market. Then again they probably would not have enough money to push both.
I don't understand. How much does it cost to publish a game on the Wii U eShop? Development was done, so even if you have a marketing budget of $0, wouldn't a few thousand sales be better than none? Unless it actually has a cost to put the game on the store they didn't think they could recoup, I'm not sure why they wouldn't just put it out there anyway. Plus, indies did well on Wii U, people were starving for games and the eShop was the main way to find them, so I'm not sure marketing would have even been needed. Nintendo probably would have gladly promoted the game on the front page just to have some show of support from a major publisher.
That footage where Iwata was present (for example at 0:43), where is it from? Was that an internal presentation or a small press conference? I've never seen that before. Really interesting video!
I'm actually rather interested in the concept, as it could lead to very fun (and some awkward) situations between friends, but whether or not it would have been a hit, I guess we'll never know...
I could already see Markier and his friends playing this if it had come out. Same with the game squad with PBG, Brutalmokse, Projared and Space Hamster
I honestly could have seen this working as a multiplat title on any console or PC using smartdevice and a browser app similar to Jackbox games. Ubisoft shot themselves in the foot by making a casual game a Wii U exclusive.
"Their request to use the UbiArt engine was swiftly denied" and "Ubisoft marketing division prevented it from moving forward".
So, in the end, they actually don't know their friends. LOL
As someone who worked on KyF, thank you for this video. The game was very fun and honestly, a good way to spend time with your friends. We loved to play the game during lunchbreaks and we had many ideas to expand it later. One of them was acquiring licences (Like Marvel) for DLC contents.
We would much rather have another Red Steel. Please make that your passion project.
Still one of the smoothest game production I worked on. It was a cool game and very serious team but light hearted.
A few years later, and would you look at that, Jackbox swooped in and made a whole series out of the same type of game. I bet Ubisoft execs still wake up in the middle of the night and whisper "Know Your Friends".
i dont even think jackbox had marketing and they are still making money off this type of game... at least i never saw ads for it and know what it is lol
Marketing was always done through livestreamers and youtubers, who are also their primary audience. So they never really needed a lot of marketing if you think about it, since their customers would do it for them as a consequence of just playing the game.
Also I used to play you don’t know jack in the late 90’s early 2000’s with my brother
MNutty For the Dreamcast, right? Or was it the playstation?
That’s You on PS4 is almost exactly this game.
There is a game on PS4 called That's You, it's basically exactly this.
Niall Thompson there are a few games that are just like it.
Niall Thompson love that game
And this predates all of them, just proving that Ubisoft left money on the table.
Considering how Use Your Words and Jackbox have been successful on the Switch maybe this could finally be released?
If they release it, I'll break Yves Guillemot's neck.
Why?
Dang, I feel really bad for the devs of this game. Putting all that work in and getting so excited that it's ready to be released at any time, only to find out it'd never come out. This game would probably be a hit with streamers on PC now'n days, this type of game has recently gained some popularity. :(
To be honest, better having it not released and getting your paychecks for work instead of seeing it released and flop like a brick. That must be more heartbreaking.
Ehh not really, the game “that’s you” for PS4 is virtually the same game but instead you use your phone instead of the game pad. It’s virtually unknown and I’ve never seen anyone cover it...
Darn.
I'd _love_ to play this with my closest friends.
Doing Spin the bottle/Truth or Dare is kinda gettin' old.
People actually play those? I thought that was like the 50s
try out the jackbox party games
Traditions die hard in Scandinavia.
I wish I had close friends.
Well, they're actually more like _>the classmates I tolerate the most
That's ridiculous. Even if they didn't want to spend more money on it to market it and manufacture and ship physical copies, wouldn't throwing it up on the Wii U eShop and maybe recouping some of the development costs have been better than just throwing it in the trash and making no money off it?
It's not that easy there's other fees that they have to take into account
Regardless of if it's digital or not
Well yes, you have to include any marketing costs too, but digital distribution itself is far more affordable than physical distribution, after all, it's what gave indies a big rise, and many triple a publishers pushed for digital distribution to become widespread so they could cut out the retailers for profit.
Also every russian and their mom has some shovelware game on steam nowadays anyway due to steam direct which iirc has a mere 100$ fee attached to it.
mr.gokys, Ubisoft already paid Nintendo the platform fees, and from the sounds of it they used mostly in house engine and libraries, so licensing fees would be minimal. Besides corporate politics and stupidity, I really see no reason a finished game like this couldn't have been dumped on the eShop.
I don't know how it is now, but in the past you couldn't throw a disc based game into eShop that easily, Nintendo demanded very severe size restrictions and needed major reasons to make an exception, thus difficult negotiations or an extra engineering expense to get the game size down.
Devkits are not that expensive, a few thousand per seat and they needed only a handful of those, and Nintendo library royalty is part of their distribution cut, but the Ubisoft localisation and localisation QA, Nintendo QA all cost a big chunk of money, plus Ubisoft is just a huge company with various overheads so it stands to reason that they diced the numbers and they didn't come out favourable. A company like this is all about making money, and given how successful they are in spite of aggravating players once on a while, they must be really, really good at counting money, making all sorts of financially relevant predictions.
Would fit Switch really damn well. Just release it digitally and make some extra money. I mean, why not? It's done after all.
Not quite, it would take work to retool since one of the core mechanics was using the gamepad to answer discreetly. That'd take work and they'd probably just rather cut their losses.
Lucy Tycho They might be able to use the room system from Jackbox and kahoot, where your phone is the screen.
feel like they wouldnt want to give players too many opportunities to invite that parallel lol
There is no camera on Switch, is there?
It’s probably too late. The Jack Box Party games have already taken the market that this game was aiming for and uses individual phones as inputs while a console or PC hosts the game.
The visuals remind me of that intro cutscene from LittleBigPlanet.
Why not release it digitally for $5-20 just to make up for lost money?
You still have to market the game. Even with an extremely low price tag it wouldn't sell by itself.
Whining Ylthin expect for all those e shop/psn/x-arcade games that sell and get no marketing
Brad Bowen exactly
Nope
Well, this video is free advertising....
Getting a Little Big Planet feel from this for some reason.
because the intro in LBP looks like that
Usually these unreleased/Scrapped games tend to end in sad endings for the whole staff, but since part of the staff went on to work on Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle and given its success against all odds, I guess this time around it ended in a much happier resolution.
StarMech Xerez That, and a similar game was made for PS4.
That game only sold well because it was a 1st party Mario game.
i accidentally read "unfinished released"
wouldn't surprise me as it's ubisoft
Nintony same. I almost didn't click because I thought well, that is neither new nor uncommon for Ubisoft
I'm glad some of them went on to make that Rabbids tactics game.
Thanks for this in-depth explanation of what the game was. I found myself remembering Ubi had an unreleased game for Wii U and wondered what happened there. Was only expecting maybe an article on the situation. Pleased with this.
Oh that's awesome to hear. Glad I could be of assistance.
How is there so much footage of this game if it was never announced?
That's You! on PS4 looks way too similar in presentation and content to be a coincidence.
Any info if minor devs went on to make that?
Please do a video of Shantae Advance aka Shantae 2 Risky Revolution, the sequel before Risky's Revenge
Costantino Mottola They should just make her nude next game
MEGAMAN D BEST You'd like that, wouldn't you?
You keep your friends in your closet and force them to play spin the bottle? O.o
SJam - The Man That Spreads The Jam Wrong comment.
shupasopni What the hell?? Did the comment change or something? I know I had the right one before...🤔
Oh, Ubisoft!
4:29 cool, Zidane is working at Ubisoft now :D
That game looked really fun. This is too bad.
If it was completely finished why wouldn't they at least throw it out there as a digital only game? Surely it would have brought in a few bucks. Isn't that better than the nothing they ended up getting for all the money, time, and work spent on it?
I feel like the spirit of this game lives in the PlayStation Network game "That's You." The game thematically and visually matches this lost game to a tee. With That's You, instead of the WiiU pad, each player uses the companion app on their own smart devices.
Yea I remerber back than when there was a rummor of a Wii U game made by Ubisoft that is finished but never will see the light of day, people were pissed, than later when we find out its "Know Your Friends" people were Ubisoft never realised it
0:52 - “twenty-four dean”
Damn, that’s a lot of Deans.
For some reason I'm hearing "twenty-four teeth".
It doesn’t make any sense to not release it, they could’ve still gotten a good amount of sales probably. I’d like to see it on Switch with Local Multiplayer. Wouldn’t that be cool?
Get your politics DLC today! Only $99.99!!!
This just adds salt to the wound that the Wii U left. Ugh. Looked like such a fun game :(
Obvious sarcasm, right?
HermaphroGynandro No.
This looked really fun.The Wii U flop made a number of casualties in the form of cancelled games.
Wii U had a lot of potential, but Nintendo completely screwed up the marketing of it, creating misconceptions about it that would later be cemented in the minds of consumers. The name for one was a big mistake. Because of the big focus on the controller in the marketing, the name caused a lot of people to think it was some really expensive accessory for the Wii instead of a standalone console. Because of that, parents got confused whether Wii U games would work on their existing Wii, ended up buying games that their kids couldn't play making them annoyed/upset/angry. And on and on. The misunderstandings built off each other like that.
I think we already all knew all of that but... thanks?
I feel like this game would be perfect today as a Jackbox-like game. And could be on everything.
Should’ve just made it a PS4/Xbone/PC game that controls via mobile devices, a la You Don’t Know Jack. Feels like it would’ve worked quite well, and would’ve carried over the whole face photo feature as well.
I love that people still talks about the Wii U, i hope to never abandon that console.
Ubisoft is so out of touch it's not even funny.
Inappropriate Username not sure how, have you played rainbow six siege or follow how they listen to consumer feedback better than Blizzard for overwatch
Inappropriate Username They're really not.
They're out of touch with dedicated Nintendo fans.
With eyes of mi imagination I see all those people who would make picture of their asses to instert into the game.
I still have a heart for the Wii U.
Still a great gaming system, even with its flaws.
And I would've love to see how different things would've been if the Wii U sold better than it did. I'm not saying I would want it to sell original Wii numbers, but still.
Isnt "know your friends" just playstations "Thats You!" But with different art and phones?? The concept and gameplay is almost 100% identical!
Remember when Ubisoft was going to license ubiart out affordably and allow developers to use it freely before publishing?
Imagine how different the indie scene would be if they had actually done that, Ubisoft must’ve realized they’re too evil to let people use their technology.
I loved ZombiU. Even though it's on PC now, it's not as fun without the game pad surprisingly
I remember when details of this game first leaked. After hearing about a finished unreleased Wii U game everyone was disappointed with what appeared to be another party game when we all felt what was needed was a substantial AAA announcement. To be fair this game looks interesting, but it wouldn't have sold well.
Yeah, maybe a digitized parlor game wasn't exactly the "killer app" the Wii U needed, but it is kinda neat one of the Wii's biggest legacies might have had a bit more representation in the next generation. I think this also became the premise of one of the games in one of the recent Jackbox Party Packs, proving it does have some legs.
Rayman 4 please... *sigh*
SamuraiVader do you know what I want? Rayman 1 remake on 3D.
Nabinani 777 Thank you....with Dark Rayman, and POSSIBLY also with Co-op gameplay
Guy Fawkes oh yeah! Co-oP! That will be perfect!
I can't see co-op working very well for that kind of game. Don't know what it needs co-op anyway.
I also think making Rayman 1 into a 3D game would kind of undermine some of its design.
I wouldn't mind a remake in the style of Origins/Legends though. With the new art.
Sammy D two heads are better and funnier than one. Rayman Origin And Legends has that, so why not? Rayman 1 And The Level environment can work if it’s executed well.
Shame, that game looks fun. Reminds me of Jackbox. That game probably would've done okay on console/mobile (like Jackbox, where you buy the game on console and use a phone to play), but in a world where Jackbox already exists it'd probably get crushed in the long run.
The game is fun, It's basically That's You! on Playstation.
Obvious sarcasm.
If only this game had a wide-open sandbox, then we'd have "Know Your Friends VII: Unity" by now.
I always knew the Wii U was a critical failure in marketing, but the Wii U is the critical success of Augmented and Virtual Reality in the Nintendo Switch and Vive.
Spends money on developing game, develops working versions, gets rating, gets a working prototype for other systems to release digitally, chooses to throw everything away rather than release digitally... I have a feeling they want to keep up a certain image to investors and would rather throw a project away than release it to poor sales with no cost to them. Throwing profit away for reputation reasons.
Reminds me a lot of Fibbage from the Jackbox Party Pack games
Yeah they Market the Wii U wrong but it wasn't a bad system I enjoyed it
Ubisoft should rejig Know Your Friends for PS4's PlayLink range of games. Seems like a perfect fit.
Concerned for you about that opening Logo. Stylised font and colour scheme is incredibly similar to GAME the UK retailer, and they may take issue with it.
This was an era when both Nintendo and Ubisoft were more creative and fun in their output.
The idea of Ubisoft losing faith in someone else is funny to me.
This game honestly looks more friendship destroying than Mario Party, basically putting you on the spot about your opinions on subjects which can be divisive. Thank goodness Ubisoft were too inept to actually release the game.
that Know Your Friends game could easily work in the same format as Jackbox Party Pack
I have a WiiU since 2014 and only just today learned that the gampad has a front camera...
They should turn the game into a jack box like game where they use cell phones to answer questions with the answers showing up on the console
God, I love this channel. This is one of my favourite gaming-related channels on RUclips.
I remember the same thing happened to Crysis 3
Reminds me of those Jack box games in tone. Probably would've done about as well and maybe even be ahead of curve if it had been developed for multiple systems. Being a Wii u exclusive seems to be what killed it.
Well, I can see why it wasn't released, it's literally ""That's you" which works in the very same exact way,download it to your play station, get the app, use your phone to secretly answer questions about you and your friends, as i was watching this video i thought i had traveled to another universe where the game wasn't released because i could swear I had played it only to realize it's just a different game but with the same exact premise.
It's also strikingly similar to several Jackbox games conceptually. Don't know how they thought this would be worth greenlighting.
Agreed, i mean, i know sometimes developers come up with pretty similar concepts, or copy each-other but "with a twist" but I really fail to see anything different or "unique" from this game when compared to the aforementioned.
Sony kind of accomplished the same ideas brought forth with KYF when they released That's You! for the PS4 using cellphone technology combined with the PS4.
This seams like the perfect game for streamers to play in large groups making it go viral just imagine it on James and Mike Mondays for example
I'm surprised this wasn't revived for the Switch, it could've easily given 1-2 Switch a run for its money.
This could of saved face for the Wii U. Maybe have Zombie U for the hard core gamers and Know Your Friends for the casual market. Then again they probably would not have enough money to push both.
Wouldn't it be cool if at E3, Ubisoft dropped that this game would be coming out to Nintendo Switch, Wii U, iOS, PS4, PC, and Xbox One?
Looks fun like those jackbox TV games. I have a casul side, don't tell Mom 🤫
DYKG huniepop when
This game just reminds me of something you'd find on facebook both in art-style and general concept.
I don't understand. How much does it cost to publish a game on the Wii U eShop? Development was done, so even if you have a marketing budget of $0, wouldn't a few thousand sales be better than none? Unless it actually has a cost to put the game on the store they didn't think they could recoup, I'm not sure why they wouldn't just put it out there anyway.
Plus, indies did well on Wii U, people were starving for games and the eShop was the main way to find them, so I'm not sure marketing would have even been needed. Nintendo probably would have gladly promoted the game on the front page just to have some show of support from a major publisher.
The concept really reminds me of the PS4 PlayLink game That's You
Man you guys should do a video on that canceled ghost recon for Wii u to. Game looked awesome
I always find it kinda sad when (finished) games never release.
There is a game called "That's You!" for the PS4 that is almost exactly this game.
there was a cancelled game called sadness that was going to be released on the wii. could you cover what ever happened to that game.
I think Yves tried. It seems like it was Vievindi who was behind the partnership dissolving.
it'd be funny see a petition for this game's release
That footage where Iwata was present (for example at 0:43), where is it from? Was that an internal presentation or a small press conference? I've never seen that before.
Really interesting video!
It blows my mind that companies can deny other departments access to their technology. Is there seriously no one in charge?
Putting it on the Chromecast/Android TV and "casting" the game from your phone to the TV would be a good way to retain the camera functionality.
Great video, super interesting!
Thank you!
So Ubisoft basically made a Wii U version of "The Newlywed Game?"
Nintendo: *screw that, how about 1 2 switch?!*
I'm actually rather interested in the concept, as it could lead to very fun (and some awkward) situations between friends, but whether or not it would have been a hit, I guess we'll never know...
The game sounds like a video game version of Cards Against Humanity. Seems like a few minor reworks would make this perfect for Switch.
This seems a lot like That's You! for the PS4 (which came out in 2017)
I could already see Markier and his friends playing this if it had come out.
Same with the game squad with PBG, Brutalmokse, Projared and Space Hamster
You should make new unique thumbnails for your other series as well, been a long time since you actually caught my attention.
I initially thought it was Mario Rabbids because it came really fast to the Switch
Before this I wondered if the completed but unreleased game was the Mario Rabbids game.
i remember ubisoft was also going to give the wii u a multiplayer ghost recon game but they never did
Nice Saturn Valley intro theme!
That's basically That's You that Sony released on PS4
I had no friends at the time, and I didn't care to have the Wii U, so I feel no disappointment here.
This actually sounds pretty cool, sad it didn't release.
So glad Ubi didn't give up on Nintendo after the WiiU
i feel like a game like this already exists on PS4 called That's You
I honestly could have seen this working as a multiplat title on any console or PC using smartdevice and a browser app similar to Jackbox games.
Ubisoft shot themselves in the foot by making a casual game a Wii U exclusive.
its jackbox before jackbox was a thing... O.o
Now i wish Achievement Hunter could make some videos using this game.
I bet had 1-2 switch been a hit this game would've ended up seeing the light of day. I guarantee you.
The Switch thrives off of silly local multiplayer games. This would have fit in so well!
dang... i almost certainly woulda played this. i dont know why they wouldnt even put it out digitally with no marketing.