RKGK, the 3D Platform Game That Will Bring Down the System

Wabisabi Games, directly from Mexico, and Gearbox Publishing today launched the RKGK on Steam. Yes, it's time to grab your virtual spray cans, embrace your rebellious spirit, and dive into the most vibrant, anime-inspired 3D platforming action you've ever seen.

A World of Graffiti and Rebellion

In the RKGK universe, the evil B-Corp (because, of course, every good dystopia needs an oppressive corporation) is controlling the minds of the citizens of Cap City.

It's up to fearless graffiti artist Valah and her rebellious friends to fight back with style. Forget endless meetings and bills to pay. Here, your mission is to destroy the B-Corp with jumps, slides and an envy-inducing color palette.

Bringing Down the System with Style

RKGK is not just any platform game. It's an ode to creative resistance. Master the game's fluid platforming action, chaining jumps, slides and runs as you glide and glide through the streets. Discover the fastest routes, advance past enemies and make the city your canvas. Achieve the perfect flow state with Defacer Mode and transform Cap City into a rebellious wonderland.

Creative Customization

Here, art is the maximum expression of resistance. With a huge variety of graffiti, a diverse color palette and several cosplay-inspired costume options, Valah can take back your city with pride and style. Nothing like destroying the system while you're well dressed, right?

Agile and Fluid Combat

Use your skills to crush enemies and face bosses in epic battles that will test your platforming and combat skills. The action is fast, fluid and full of adrenaline. Perfect for those who like a good challenge.

Invitation to Speedrunners

For hardcore players, RKGK is a complete treat. Dedicated timers, hidden paths and secret treasures are there to push your skills to the limit. Use Valah's painting skills for stylish and chaotic crossings, leaving your mark on every corner of Cap City.

The Journey of Wabisabi Games

A Wabisabi Games, founded in Mexico City, is an example that passion and creativity can overcome any obstacle. With early support from Riot Games' Underrepresented Creators Program, the studio had the opportunity to take its vision to the world.

Now, with the partnership of Gearbox Publishing, the dream of creating a fast, colorful and wild platformer has become a reality.

Anwar Noriega, CEO of Wabisabi Games, said: “It means so much to be able to bring our vision of a vibrant platformer inspired by all the things we loved growing up to the rest of the world. We hope our story inspires other game developers to pursue their dreams.”

Steve Gibson, president of Gearbox Publishing, added: “RKGK is a very special game, full of passion and creativity. Now, players around the world can experience this unforgettable gameplay for themselves.”

Jake Perlman-Garr, head of Corporate Development at Riot Games, concluded: “Having the opportunity to support the Wabisabi team as they created RKGK is why we started the Underrepresented Creators Program.”

So what are you waiting for? Paint the city, challenge the system and have fun with RKGK. For more information, visit the steam website.