The new trailer for Remedy’s co-op FPS features explosive pink goop and flying desk chairs, so it’s still looking like the silliest thing they’ve made

In the latest trailer for FBC: Firebreak, viewers are treated to a whirlwind of chaotic antics that capture the game’s unique charm. One character, in particular, finds himself on the receiving end of a series of unfortunate events—electrocuting himself, becoming disoriented in a flurry of sticky notes, and ultimately losing his vision in a blizzard. The climax features him exclaiming, “I’M PINK!” just before he meets his fiery demise in a vibrant explosion of pink sludge. Such moments seem to encapsulate the delightful anarchy that the game promises.

Environmental Interactions and Gameplay Mechanics

Debuting at the Galaxies Games Showcase, the trailer provides a glimpse into the environmental interactions that players can expect in the full release. From cooling down a sweltering environment with a fan and emergency sprinkler to incinerating a horde of enemies with a jet of fire, the gameplay showcases a variety of dynamic elements. In an era where co-op horde shooters like Deep Rock Galactic and Space Marine 2 are prevalent, Firebreak distinguishes itself with its distinctive flair and humor.

While Remedy Entertainment is widely recognized for its narrative-driven titles such as Alan Wake 2 and Control, the studio’s venture into the co-op shooter genre with Firebreak is met with enthusiasm. Known for their engaging scripted sequences, Remedy has a history of delivering action-packed experiences, as seen in their iconic Max Payne series. Senior editor Robin Valentine’s preview of Firebreak suggests that the game’s systems-driven shootouts and open-ended objectives will serve as an excellent canvas for the studio’s signature surrealism.

For those eager to dive into the chaos, Firebreak is set for a summer release this year and is currently available for wishlisting on Steam.

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The new trailer for Remedy's co-op FPS features explosive pink goop and flying desk chairs, so it's still looking like the silliest thing they've made