![]() I chose to play as a panda/penguin-looking Kiwi that wore a classy top hat. In the demo build, you were able to customize Jeff and Debra with different hats and even change their colors. Oh, and they aren't lying when they mention fancy rewards. Players that want to really race the clock for expert-level scores can earn fancy rewards and achievements for doing so." One of our goals is that players can play through the whole game more casually if they wish to, with a relatively low-to-medium score required to progress to the next level. We want the game to feel urgent and even chaotic at times, but there’s less danger of the post office literally catching on fire. With KeyWe, we’re aiming to encourage a communicative, team-building dynamic between two coworkers: fast-paced, but perhaps less stressful, and a little cozier. For those afraid that KeyWe will cause friendships and marriages to crumble like Overcooked is known to do, the developers at Stonewheat and Sons assured me that they are taking that into account: "We love Overcooked. KeyWe immediately reminded me of Overcooked, but instead of frantically cooking, players take on the role of Kiwi birds Jeff and Debra as they spend their day working at a post office in the fantastical Bungalow Basin. So, when I was at PAX East and saw KeyWe, a game starring New Zealand's famous flightless Kiwi birds, I had to check it out. It instantly became my favorite place in the world for its pure beauty and wonder that was around each and every corner. We’ll have much more to show you on KeyWe as we get closer to launch, but until then, all of us at Stonewheat hope you’re excited to meet Jeff and Debra and jump into the co-op calamity of the Telepost on August 31.When I was 19 years old, I took a volunteer trip to New Zealand that changed my life forever. We also have some awesome items for players who pre-order, including Buck’s Big Bushy Beard, the Cassowary Cowl, Zuni the baby octopus (she rides on your back), and the Experimental Postal Pack: a whirring gizmo that, when equipped, unlocks new objectives for you to test its mysterious properties, like hunting magnetic disturbances, collecting static charges or escaping hungry singularities. We’ve packed KeyWe with loads of cosmetic items and accessories for you to unlock and become the best-dressed birds in Bungalow Basin. Just don’t aim it at anyone’s face.Īlso, very importantly, you can dress up your kiwis. Feel the satisfying recoil of a well-launched letter every time Jeff and Debra fire this clattering contraption. The Telepost has some unorthodox means for moving mail around, including the patented Envelauncher. (*Some of them are totally unhelpful and should be fired immediately, but Telepost station manager Buck Hamm likes keeping them around.) You can play KeyWe with a friend in local and online co-op, as well as single-player, as you work your way through the changing seasons of the postal calendar with the help* of the colorful cast of critter co-workers joining you on your shifts. Jeff and Debra must collaborate together to type telegrams, send urgent messages, ship packages and keep the mail flowing to the residents of Bungalow Basin. KeyWe is a cozy co-op game where you play as Jeff and Debra, two industrious kiwi birds who work at a fun and frantic post office. Hey everyone! I’m Ben, and I’m super egg-cited to share our big news: KeyWe is coming to PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 on August 31.Īnd if you’re scrolling through this post thinking, “Huh… A game about two kiwi birds running a chaotic mailroom? Tell me more!”, then buckle up, because that’s exactly what I’m here to do - including the first ever details on our DualSense wireless controller functionality for PS5.
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