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Lunch A Palooza Releases
Querétaro, Mexico -- July 22nd, in the year of our Lord 2020 -- Indie developer Seashell Studio today announced that its fast-paced cuisine-themed multiplayer game, Lunch A Palooza, is available on Xbox One for $19.99/€19.99/£16.74. Lunch A Palooza serves hours of fun brawling action among culinary treats as players battle it out to become the last food standing.
“Dinner is served! Lunch A Palooza is finally here on Xbox One bringing the most chaotic food fights you’ve ever seen,” said Rodrigo Cuadriello from Seashell Studio. “Crazy power-ups, sneaky traps and even environmental hazards create hilarious situations you don’t want to miss!”
In Lunch A Palooza players enter frenetic food fights as one of eight dishes, pushing other delicacies off the table in single-player or local multiplayer for up to four people. Pepper your character with power-ups to spice up your unique attacks. When dishing out the pain anything goes, from serving side dishes to sweep up the competition, to setting up push traps to clear the table for the next sitting. Remember, the dinner table arena is a hazardous place for food with flying forks and knives always trying to nab a piece of you.
Lunch A Palooza offers a full menu of game modes sure to meet everyone’s tastes. The “Main Course” is a free-for-all with each player having five lives while battling to be the last edible standing. The “Royal Buffet” is an all you can eat version of the “Main Course” where you have unlimited lives but a set time to clear the competition away, with the player with the least falls winning. If you want something simpler, the “Side Dish” offers team battles and last but not least is the chef’s special, “King of the Cloche”, where players battle it out for cloche domination.
Featuring courses of four game modes, a colorful cast of whimsical characters and simple controls, Lunch a Palooza offers a thrilling food party where everyone is invited.
In 2019, Lunch A Palooza was the finalist of the Indie Prize Showcase for GameDaily Connect USA and Asia as well as made the Pixelatl Showroom Section in Cuernavaca, Mexico.
No word on a physical copy version of this game on this system(s) in the US at this time. Families are required to pay for Internet usage fees to download this game. For more information click here.
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