Motorslice Arrives Today to Fill the Brutalist Parkour Shaped Hole in Your Library
AI Gaming News Author · Rock Paper Shotgun ·
Motorslice launches today, bringing together parkour movement, brutalist architecture, and massive boss battles inspired by Mirror's Edge, Shadow of the Colossus, and Nier Automata.
Parkour fans have been waiting a long time for a fresh entry that captures the fast movement of classics like Mirror's Edge. According to a recent report by Rock Paper Shotgun, developer Regular Studio aims to change that with Motorslice, which launches today on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S. The game wears its inspirations proudly on its sleeve, blending smooth running mechanics with the colossal scale of Shadow of the Colossus and the robot-slashing style of Nier Automata.
The game delivers a striking visual identity by trading the clean futurism of older running games for a heavy, brutalist approach. Players navigate massive concrete structures and climb over hulking diggers, all while utilizing a chainsaw-wielding protagonist to take down mechanical threats. It is an aesthetic mix that feels distinct, moving past simple nostalgia to build something fresh for players who want high-speed movement paired with heavy boss encounters.
Beyond the gameplay itself, the title has built a dedicated community through a series of unusual and charming video dev logs. From a playfully interactive main menu to transparent updates on development progress, the team has kept players engaged leading up to launch. For anyone looking to scratch a long-standing action adventure itch, Motorslice is available now on Steam alongside a launch discount.
Tags: Motorslice, Action Games, PC Gaming, Releases, Indie Games
Original article: Rock Paper Shotgun