WKSP Rumble is the first corporate fighting game. Play with 100+ real employees of a real ad agency and get to know more about the advertising world in a pixel art journey full of ass kicking.
WKSP Rumble is a free-to-play pixel art fighting game released on October 15, 2020 by Nukearts Studio. The store description presents a self-contained experience: 134 playable characters based on real employees of the Wieden+Kennedy São Paulo ad agency, a fixed roster of office arenas, a story mode, and a bonus stage. There is no DLC, no season pass, no roadmap, and no developer posts announcing future content. The game was created as a novelty promotional project for the agency and shows no signs of an ongoing content cycle. No developer communications indicate plans for additional updates or expansions. The game launched as a complete, self-contained package and has remained unchanged.
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Store description presents a fully defined, self-contained game: 134 characters, fixed office arenas, story mode, and bonus stage. No mention of planned future content, updates, or seasonal features.
In a world where an ad agency decided to rumble, it's up to you to fight over 100 enemies. I mean, coworkers.
We turned every single one of our real employees into pixel art fighters. Now, you can pick between 134 Wieden+Kennedy São Paulo employees, from IT to HR and combine dozens of attributes and unique special moves from each department to rumble.
Meeting rooms, break rooms, bathrooms. Every room becomes an arena in the 8 bit replicas of our real world office.
Have you ever wondered how things work at an ad agency? No? Still, you can learn more about W+K in a unique story mode.
Release your stress in a bonus stage that you already know. Except, this time you're breaking our boss' car.
100% HR approved, 100% free to play. This game was an internal office project that we decided to share with you too. If you like it, hit us up.
Wieden+Kennedy is the agency behind the work from brands like Nike, Old Spice and, now, W+K Rumble. This game was an internal office project that we decided to share with you too. If you like it, hit us up.