Post-Rematch: Endless Possibilities for Sloclap

Sure thing, let’s dive in:

—

So, this thing about game developers, right? They’re like artists who find a groove and just… stick with it forever. Especially those big-time ones. You know how Naughty Dog is all about those action-adventure stories, and Rockstar’s gotta have those huge open-world setups? And BioWare? RPG central. But here’s where things get a bit different with indie folks like Sloclap.

Indie devs are kinda like those cool bands that never hit mainstream — still gotta pay bills, sure, but they’re not chained to some giant company breathing down their necks. They fiddle with what they love, really. Sloclap’s gearing up to drop something called “Rematch,” and honestly, it feels like they’re just throwing everything at the wall to see what sticks. Good for them, I say!

Oh, wait — have you seen those game pics? There’s this one from “Rematch” and it just screams “look at me!” but maybe that’s just me getting stuck in details. Yeah, anyway, moving on…

Right — so Sloclap. They’ve already shown they’re not one-trick ponies. Remember 2017’s “Absolver”? That was them. All about that punch-kick life. Fast forward a bit to “Sifu” — plenty of kicking and punching, but also this wicked idea where your character ages each time they bite the dust. Like, how cool is that? Martial arts, but make it deep.

Now, Rematch — wowee, can’t get much more different from those past beat-’em-ups. Going from solo fights to soccer? Madness or genius? Maybe both. The beta’s live now, and people are chirping about some tiny glitches, but overall, folks seem excited. If things go smoothly, Sloclap’s gonna shake things up again.

Honestly, who knows what they’ll do next? Dogs playing video poker? I wouldn’t put it past them. But if their track record’s any indication, whatever Sloclap does next, we’re probably gonna be intrigued, if nothing else. The sky’s the limit — cliché but true!

And oh, if you’re into the techy stuff, Rematch is running on Unreal Engine 5. Sounds spiffy, right? Also, multiplayer madness is promised. Anyway, should be fun to dive into with buds once it’s fully out there in June. Fingers crossed!

—

So there you have it — a wild ride with Sloclap doing their thing.