ROTASTIC Gets A Launch Trailer

Posted By | On 21st, Sep. 2011

Check out this launch trailer from ROTASTIC.

Rotastic innovates with a one-button gameplay mechanic that’s both fun and accessible for all types of players. Navigating each course is quite simple – press any button to hook your rope to the nearest anchor point, spin around, gather momentum and release the button to fly from point to point. While the controls are dead-simple, Rotastic features a wide range of levels and gameplay to challenge your skills.


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