Stumble Guys takes to the track with Hot Wheels
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Developer Scopely announces a new partnership for its obstacle course-based battle royale Stumble Guys. Join the chaotic fun with Hot Wheels from famed toymaker Mattel. From now on, stumbling people can jump in a car and race around the track in style.
Classic Hot Wheels Action!
"Our goal for Stumble Guys is to provide players with so many ways to enjoy the extremely social experience, on their own terms," said Jamie Berger, vice- senior president of marketing growth at Scopely, in a press release. "When we partner with IPs and brands, we want the Stumble Guys experience to be innovative and fresh. That's why we're thrilled to partner with Hot Wheels, an iconic brand that stands for creativity, play and racing together. This all-new driving and racing feature will allow players around the world to engage with Stumble Guys in an immersive way that we know they will love."
Besides the addition of Hot Wheels, Scopely is announcing another change to Stumble Guys - custom parties. In a custom party, players make all the choices. From playing cards to the number of turns in a game, you are in control.
"Stumble Guys is loved by gamers around the world, and we're thrilled to partner with the creative minds at Scopely to introduce Hot Wheels to the hugely popular game," said Mike DeLaet, global head of digital games at Mattel. "Adding a driving mode to the chaotic fun of 'Stumble Guys' made sense, and we can't wait to give Hot Wheels fans another way to race their favorite cars alongside millions of friends new and old." p >
Hot Wheels hits the tracks at Stumble Guys on December 15.
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Developer Scopely announces a new partnership for its obstacle course-based battle royale Stumble Guys. Join the chaotic fun with Hot Wheels from famed toymaker Mattel. From now on, stumbling people can jump in a car and race around the track in style.
Classic Hot Wheels Action!
"Our goal for Stumble Guys is to provide players with so many ways to enjoy the extremely social experience, on their own terms," said Jamie Berger, vice- senior president of marketing growth at Scopely, in a press release. "When we partner with IPs and brands, we want the Stumble Guys experience to be innovative and fresh. That's why we're thrilled to partner with Hot Wheels, an iconic brand that stands for creativity, play and racing together. This all-new driving and racing feature will allow players around the world to engage with Stumble Guys in an immersive way that we know they will love."
Besides the addition of Hot Wheels, Scopely is announcing another change to Stumble Guys - custom parties. In a custom party, players make all the choices. From playing cards to the number of turns in a game, you are in control.
"Stumble Guys is loved by gamers around the world, and we're thrilled to partner with the creative minds at Scopely to introduce Hot Wheels to the hugely popular game," said Mike DeLaet, global head of digital games at Mattel. "Adding a driving mode to the chaotic fun of 'Stumble Guys' made sense, and we can't wait to give Hot Wheels fans another way to race their favorite cars alongside millions of friends new and old." p >
Hot Wheels hits the tracks at Stumble Guys on December 15.
GamesBeat's credo when covering the gaming industry is "where passion meets business". What does it mean? We want to tell you how much the news means to you, not only as a decision maker in a game studio, but also as a game fan. Whether you read our articles, listen to our podcasts, or watch our videos, GamesBeat will help you learn about and engage with the industry. Discover our Briefings.
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