Kitman World Cup Playtest
Family Friendly Gaming News
June 28, in the year of our Lord 2026 – After a
highly successful first playtest with over 50,000 sign-ups, football
fans are getting another chance to try out Kitman!
From June 28th to July 19th, The Kitman World Cup Playtest will let
players access the game once more, this time with their performance
scored.
The top score from each country will be automatically entered in the
active round, with nations going head-to-head in a knockout
tournament to find which country has the best kitmen in the world!
The contest consist of 32 teams, seeded based on the top wishlist
regions for the game: Brazil, Turkey, the United States, Germany,
Spain, Portugal, Argentina, England, France, Italy, Poland, Czechia,
Chile, Romania, the Netherlands, Sweden, Denmark, Canada, Mexico,
Belgium, Colombia, Hungary, Norway, Australia, Japan, Switzerland,
Austria, Greece, Uruguay, Finland, Russia, and the rest of the
world.
Places in the Kitman World Cup are limited, but a spot can be
guaranteed by inviting 3+ friends. Other applicants will enter a
lottery for access to the playtest.
About Kitman
Kitman is a 1-4 player job simulator set in the backrooms of a
soccer stadium.
Players will step into the role of the equipment manager who must
run the team by running the locker rooms. Polish boots, assign gear
to players, and mend damaged kit, all while ensuring that the floors
are clean and the bathrooms sparkle.
There is also a strategic layer to the gameplay of Kitman, with
players taking on the role of team manager to change up formations,
scout new talent, and lead their club to the top of the league
tables.
Once the plans have been made and the team has been prepped, the
Kitman must support the players on match day by supplying fresh kit
and cleaning damaged gear on the fly. A single untied shoelace could
be the difference between victory and defeat.
Kitman can be enjoyed solo, or by up to four players in online
co-op.
No word on a physical copy version of this
product on this system(s)
in the US at this time.
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