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Adventurezator: When Pigs Fly Unleashes New Details and Heads to Steam Greenlight

Popular Kickstarter title Adventurezator: When Pigs Fly has revealed huge news for the upcoming PC, Mac and Linux video game. The game has officially appeared on Steam Greenlight where fans can vote to have the game placed in the ever growing library of games available on the platform. Additionally, the Brazilian based developer Pigasus has revealed new details about the upcoming point and click pig adventure including a behind the scenes trailer showcasing the motion capture process for the game. Read on for more details and check out the new trailer below featuring real farm animals!

“I love bacon,” said Fabio "Petrucio" Stange, lead designer and CEO at Pigasus Games. “I crave it in my sleep and wake up smelling it every day; so it’s no wonder I decided to make a game starring puzzle-solving pigs that dance like Miss Piggy on LSD. Our Kickstarter fans loved the concept behind Adventurezator, and we believe our best path for the ultimate bacon cheeseburger is to lay it on thick with Steam. We’re encouraging fans to up-vote us on Steam Greenlight, as we strive to bring bacon to the masses!”

Adventurezator: When Pigs Fly is a sandbox-style, point-and-click-adventure creator that gives players the ability to create their own story-based adventures using dynamically interactive objects and creatures with no scripting or technical knowledge required. Players can create, save, and share their own characters, edit their own cutscenes, and instantly build their own levels and campaigns as they string chapters together to tell short narratives or full-length adventure-style stories. Once complete, players can share their own creations online and play other player-designed levels.

Fans can learn more about Adventurezator: When Pigs Fly and show their support by checking out the game's Steam Greenlight Page and official Kickstarter Page.

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