Publisher Curve Digital has announced Muse Games will be releasing its local and online multiplayer game, Embr, on the Nintendo Switch and multiple other platforms this summer.
It's described as a comedic take on the fire fighting, the gig economy and courier services, that charges you and your friends with coming together to "have a crack" at fighting fires and rescuing rescues. It will also support cross-play.
"In Embr, players either take on the game solo or work together in online teams tackling blaze after blaze to earn tips from clients, picking up the ever-so-crucial 5-star rating in order to earn cash, upgrade tools, and hopefully become the ultimate ‘have-a-go hero’ firefighter. Want to make a little money on the side? Then you can also deliver takeout food on the fly with ‘Embr Eats’. Embr really is the ‘uber’ experience for anyone who wants to get to grips with the gig economy."
Does this look like your kind of game? Tell us down below.
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Embr sounds like Grindr for firefighters.
Can we use 3rd person view ?
Full 1st person view kinda makes me dizzy at some point.
@nessisonett I always see your comments on all of the articles I read from this website. I've come to enjoy them more than a lot of the articles themselves. I thought the one about Persona 5 on the Atlus port article was especially hilarious. Anyways, I don't think I'd ever be able to play this game without thinking of Grindr now. They do seem to have included some very hot firefighters.
It's a pretty fun game. Kept the boys and I entertained for a month. Haven't been back in a bit though, as I was waiting for some of the updates. Good to see its on the home stretch. Might double dip, if others in my group do.
@nessisonett It's funny you say that, there's in an in-game app to take jobs that resembles such things.
@nessisonett tbh I think it comes from Tinder. Especially since there are female firefighters aswell .
This looks amazing
I’ve played a bit of the beta. They seemed to have really broadened things out since, but what I initially played, it was a bit boring. Rooting for Muse Games though as I am a fan of their previous work.
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