‘Ice Age: Scrat’s Nutty Adventure’ Launches Today across multiple gaming platforms
BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment Europe, worldwide family entertainment publisher Outright Games™ and UK-based development studio Just Add Water are excited to announce that Ice Age: Scrat’s Nutty Adventure is available now to play on PlayStation4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch and PC Digital. Set out and explore the beautiful, prehistoric world of Blue Sky Studio’s blockbuster Ice Age film franchise in Scrat’s nuttiest adventure ever.
You can check out the brand new launch trailer here: https://youtu.be/05O2oUh7xeA
Scrat’s Nutty Adventure is a brand new 3D action-adventure that sees everyone’s favourite sabre-toothed squirrel embark on an epic quest through classic Ice Age locations to recover his cherished acorn from the ancient Scratazon Temple. Players will guide Scrat through a perilous journey across icy terrains, raging geysers and burning lava. Explore adventure-packed locations to discover treasures that unlock special powers and help Scrat to jump higher, grab heavier objects and find every last treasure in this all-new Nutty adventure!
‘We’re incredibly proud of what we’ve created with this game and how it captures the feel of the Ice Age universe’ said Terry Malham, CEO of Outright Games. ‘We always set out to create games that incorporate the biggest and most beloved kids entertainment franchises in the world, that delight families and that are of the highest quality. This title exemplifies all three of those core pillars to the utmost and we can’t wait for fans to get their hands on Scrat’s latest adventure’.
Ice Age: Scrat’s Nutty Adventure is now available to buy on PlayStation4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch and PC digital.
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