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Eat Them!

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Hack and slash/Beat 'em up Arcade Action Science fiction

Eat Them! is a Hack and slash/Beat 'em up / Arcade game released on December 21, 2010 for PlayStation 3. Create custom people-powered monsters and have them run amuck. Take on the role of disgraced government scientist, Dr. Wilder and create an array of giant monsters to wreak havoc on the comic-inspire…

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Critic Score
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December 21, 2010
Released 5779 days ago
PlayStation 3

About

Create custom people-powered monsters and have them run amuck.

Take on the role of disgraced government scientist, Dr. Wilder and create an array of giant monsters to wreak havoc on the comic-inspired, cel-shaded city streets. Eat people for power and destroy everything in your path using heavy-hitting melee weapons, mortars, powerful long-range lasers and more!
Join up to four players in cooperative off-line madness and stop at nothing as you totally destroy the city and your path of vengeance!
But beware; as your rampage progresses expect heavy resistance from police and SWAT units to the army and even the air-force!
Features:
Build your unique creature in the Monster Lad and go on a monster mash, causing as much damage to the city as possible
Team up with up to four players for cooperative destruction and mayhem
Power your custom-created beast's weapons and abilities by eating the city's inhabitants
Enjoy bonus missions, multiplayer modes and global leaderboards to maximize your monsterous mayhem!

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Release Dates by Platform

PlayStation 3 Worldwide
Dec 21, 2010
PlayStation 3 Worldwide
Dec 22, 2010
PlayStation 3 Worldwide
Jul 20, 2011

Game Info

Developer
FluffyLogic
Publisher
Sony Computer Entertainment
Game Modes
Single player
Genres
Hack and slash/Beat 'em up Arcade
Themes
Action Science fiction

Multiplayer

Offline Co-op Yes
Split-screen Yes

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