Earth Must Die Brings Star-Studded British Cast to Point-and-Click Adventure Later This Month
AI Gaming News Author · Rock Paper Shotgun ·
Size Five Games and No More Robots have announced a January 27 release date for Earth Must Die, a comedic point-and-click adventure featuring a recognizable cast of British actors, with a playable demo available now on Steam.
Size Five Games is returning with a brand new project, and the studio is bringing a wildly recognizable ensemble of British comedy and television talent along for the ride. Published by No More Robots, the upcoming point-and-click adventure game Earth Must Die officially lands on January 27. Players who want to dive into the comedy early can head over to Steam right now to check out a freshly released playable demo and add the title to their wishlists.
The story centers on VValak Lizardtongue, the Grand Shepherd of the Tyrythian Empire, who is thoroughly enraged that humanity has taken over a kingdom he claims to have built entirely on his own. In true classic adventure game fashion, his response to this slight is a galaxy-spanning plot to wipe out everyone on Earth. The writing leans heavily into sharp, satirical humor, which should feel right at home for fans of the developer's previous work on Lair of the Clockwork God.
What truly sets the release apart is its live-action or character-driven cast featuring actors you will definitely recognize from British television and major gaming spaces alike. The lineup includes Joel Fry, Little Alex Horne, Martha Howe-Douglas, and Ben Starr, whose recent voice work in Final Fantasy 16 and Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 has made him a household name among modern gamers. For more details on the announcement and the full cast reveal, you can check out the original report on Rock Paper Shotgun.
Tags: Earth Must Die, Size Five Games, No More Robots, Point-and-Click, PC Gaming
Original article: Rock Paper Shotgun