Vector Unit’s got a promising new game in the piepline, MouseBot, which we’ve written about recently. The game’s undergoing the final tweaks to get it ready for release, and Vector Unit has revealed that it will release on April 4th. It will be a free-to-play game, but the lives system in the game will be removed through a single $4.99 in-app purchase. The game will be available on iOS and Android on both Google Play and Amazon Appstore. And if you’re a TV gamer, then you’ll be glad to know there’s both Apple TV and Android TV support. Both controllers and remotes are supported.
MouseBot is a deviation of sorts from Vector Unit’s slate of racing games, in that it’s more of a platformer than a racing game. You control a robo-mouse driving through dangerous mazes created by nefarious, mad cat scientists. You get new abilities as you go along, picking up cheese to help you get new outfits, because robo mice gotta be stylish. Check this one out on Tuesday, April 4th, as a free download. Until then, [read our preview for more on this one])http://toucharcade.com/2017/03/24/mousebot-escape-from-catlab-is-vector-units-cat-filled-next-game/).
