Gamers are invited to embark on a whimsical factory-fixing adventure with the release of Ready, Steady, Ship! by Untold Tales and solo developer Jollybits Games. Available now on PC, PlayStation, and Switch, this couch-coop delight challenges players to tackle wacky conveyor belt puzzles and rebuild a factory gone awry.
While the game is out on other platforms, a minor delay in certification has pushed the Xbox version’s launch to May 3rd, 2024.
Check out the launch trailer below:
Ready, Steady, Ship! is designed for chaotic couch co-op fun, encouraging players to team up and use an array of tools and equipment to navigate through the factory’s twisted conveyor lines. Players can expect:
- Multiple Tools, Various Solutions: Progress through the game and access a range of tools and conveyor parts to overcome obstacles, from forklifts and cranes to springboard conveyor belts and packing foam dispensers.
- Weird Factory Challenges: Navigate through acid pools, space vacuums, rooftop gaps, and more as the factory’s challenges become increasingly complex and bizarre.
- 2 Player Couch Co-op: Team up with a friend for double the fun, solving puzzles and fixing conveyor lines together. Please note that local couch co-op is supported on consoles and Steam Remote Play Together via PC, with no dedicated online multiplayer mode.
- Responsive Controls: Enjoy an easy-to-learn control scheme that makes diving into the chaos of the factory a breeze for players of all skill levels.
Ready, Steady, Ship! offers not just cooperative play but also a dedicated single-player campaign with stages designed for solo completion. With its quirky gameplay and engaging challenges, the game promises hours of laughter and camaraderie as players work together to untangle the factory’s mayhem.
For those on Xbox eagerly awaiting their turn to dive into the factory madness, mark May 3rd on your calendars for the game’s arrival on Microsoft’s platform.
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