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In this UI, players will be able to browse over all the skins they’ve currently unlocked, along with a fitting blurb to go along with each one! As seen in the image above, any skin currently unavailable will be denoted with a blue padlock icon–which also prevents players from reading the flavor text to go along with that skin. And as you may have guessed, with each newly unlocked skin, that skin’s individual parts (i.e. head, arms, body, legs) will be available to mix and match when selecting your player-character prior to choosing a level.
As you progress through Iron Meat, you’ll be rewarded with a new skin each time you increase your player rank. In addition, the rarest skins will be locked behind certain achievements, so be sure to unlock them all!
You can look forward to unlocking every skin when Iron Meat launches later this year!
Got a friend who’s just raring to go for some retro run-and-gun shooter action? Got a brother or sister begging for their turn with the game? Got an ultra-competitive acquaintance who just loves flexing their higher score on you?
In addition, we are pleased to say that every in-game cutscene has been ever-so-slightly altered to include the second player, so your duo will never have to wonder: “Wait, where’s my character?”
You can look forward to playing through Iron Meat with local Couch Co-op when the game launches later this year!
Eyesticks function exactly like turrets, but they can retract into and out of their stationary sockets. When fully extended, Eyesticks will fire one burning projectile at the player, which will then cause it to retract.
While Eyesticks cannot move on their own, they still present a threat when trying to move through the levels they appear in. You can either take them out while dodging their attacks, or risk getting shot in the back from a stray projectile! Best option? Eliminate them as quickly as you can!
Look forward to even more as we continue with development!
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