Energy Hook

Release Date: July 5, 2016

Arcade, TPP, science fiction, extreme sports, crowdfunding, singleplayer

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Energy Hook is a 3D arcade game developed by Happion Labs that takes place in an unspecified future. The titular Energy Hook is a mechanical device that looks like a glove and fires a beam of energy that sticks to the hit object like a rope. Initially used on construction sites, the device soon began to be used by the youth in crazy competitions of flying between skyscrapers. Participants would get points for speed, style, and acrobatics.

Energy Hook is a three-dimensional arcade game in which we sway between skyscrapers using an energetic line with a hook. The game was developed by Happion Labs studio. The main designer was Jamie Fristrom, a man who played the same role in the production of Spider-Man 2: The Game.

The action of the game takes place in the unspecified future. The title energy hook is a mechanical glove that fires a rope-like energy beam that attaches itself to the target object. Initially this invention was only used in construction work, but young people quickly found a way to use it for crazy flights between skyscrapers. In the game we play Delilah, which used to be one of the best specialists in the use of power cords. She has spent the last few years away from this sport, bringing up her daughter. However, she fell ill and in order to cover the costs of treatment Delilah has to return to her former passion. During her absence, however, sport has undergone a major transformation, so many things will have to be learned from scratch.

The competition takes place on tracks full of obstacles, and points are rewarded with both speed and style of acrobatic performance. Each participant is also equipped with boots for wall running and a jet backpack for additional manoeuvres. The game control system automatically searches for areas suitable for attaching a link, but more ambitious players can manually aim at their chosen objects and thus gain much greater control over the movement of the character.

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Last updated on August 14, 2015

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