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This is 'that essentially', a new video game from Outhouse Media.
'Burst' – the game, set for release next year – is a family-friendly platformer about the sacrifice of families in the aftermath of a natural disaster. And the creators have added a vengeance aspect to life as a survivor. 'We choose to shoot our victims in the face,' a character says, 'because the face is our most powerful weapon.' Positioned just above a deadly nuclear bomb barely fifty miles from a school in Lausanne, Switzerland, and a nearby dam, it serves up a chilling and fast-paced shooter. It is a 'man and woman fight for survival', as the developers sometimes call the environment. Weapon: Players control a character who is shot in the face by a fire hose 'Burst' is a new video game from Outhouse Media (pictured) which will play with the shock factor 'We are just happy to be out on the Road to Nowhere,' the game's developers tell me. This is 'that essentially', a new video game from Outhouse Media. 'Burst' is a family-friendly platformer about the sacrifice of families in the aftermath of a natural disaster. The game is being developed by a teenager, who is said to be a talented developer with a love for games and video games. The game will be 'a surprising departure' from the game developers' usual approach, the game