Inner City Kids seems to be the quintessential PlayStation Vita game. Recently announced on the PlayStation Blog, this raucous indie title sees you playing as a group of, erm, inner city kids that must save their slowly disappearing parents from an alien threat.
The gameplay itself is your typical turn-based fare. You'll be offered a sundry of strategic scope, and then tasked with using these diverse options to take out the alien scum. What's more, all of your weapons are created using two separate sections, allowing you to customize them to your specific needs. In other words, it's a delicious mix of Zombies Ate My Neighbours and Final Fantasy Tactics, all with the graphical style of Proteus.
What do you make of Inner City Kids? Is it the sort of game that you'd want to play on the Vita? Let us know in the comments section below.
[source blog.eu.playstation.com]
Comments 11
Not really my cup of tea. So much stuff in the pipeline for Vita, though - really impressive from that front.
Turn-based, strategy, and retro graphics. Three things I can't stand.
In the best traditions of The X Factor: Sorry, but it's a 'no' from me.
Strategy games are the only games I absolutely refuse to play, it's a no from me as well.
I don't get how anyone can NOT like tactical turn based strategy games I'd kill for games like the old X-Coms on my Vita!!
I love turn based strategy if it's done right. Final Fantasy Tactics and Vandal Hearts were a couple that I really liked.
Love me some strategy though will have to see some more of this first before making the jump...
Frozen Synapse Prime is another turn based strategy that's coming to Vita sooner (they were saying on the blog yesterday) that looks more promising lmo
Well, I love Zombie's ate my neihbours as well as pretty much every final fantasy game Ive ever played. Admittedly Ive never played tactics though.
I'll give this a shot. Looks fun to me.
looks like a good creative take on the genre. Glad to see this environment being used.
Looks fun. The Vita really needs more in the way of SRPGs.
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