Conan Chop Chop

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Developer(s)	Mighty Kingdom
Publisher(s)	Funcom
Version	Version history
Platform(s)	• PC (Windows) (Steam Store - Info) • PlayStation 4, PlayStation 4 Pro • Xbox One, Xbox One X • Nintendo Switch
Release date	March 1st
Genre(s)	Action, Roguelike
Mode(s)	Single-player, Local Co-op, Online Co-op, Multi-player, Online PvP
System requirements	System requirements

Conan Chop Chop is an action-adventure roguelike in development by Mighty Kingdom and to be published by Funcom. It currently does not have a release ETA.

Originally, it was planned for September 3, 2019, but on August 26, 2019 it was announced that the release was moved to February 25, 2020 as Mighty Kingdom would add online multi-player.^[1] On February 12, 2020 the release was moved to Q2 2020; developers were given additional time to ensure that the game is optimized for online multiplayer and to give them a chance to polish the game.^[2] On June 27, 2020 the release was moved to H2 2020 to allow for further development.^[3] On December 16, 2020 the release was moved to Early 2021 to finish implementing more random events, traps and minibosses.^[4] On July 16, 2021 the release was delayed indefinetly to implement improvements gained from playtesting.^[5]

Description[ | ]

Short description[ | ]

Conan Chop Chop is a rogue-lite hack 'n' slash for 1-4 players, set in a delightfully savage world full of epic boss fights, perilous dungeons and endless amounts of loot and item combinations.

Long description[ | ]

The treacherous wizard Thoth-Amon has devised a cunning plan to resurrect the dark sorcerer Xaltotun, whose sole ambition is to condemn the world into an eternity of darkness and enslavement. To stop him, you must acquire new skills and gather artifacts from the far reaches of the world. Only then can you hope to stand a chance of defeating the greatest threat the world has ever known.

Conan Chop Chop is the most epic and realistic stick figure game ever to be set in the world of Conan the Barbarian. Discover a delightfully savage world full of epic boss fights, perilous dungeons and endless amounts of loot and item combinations.

Features[ | ]

Languages[ | ]

Interface and subtitles are supported for the following languages:

Brazilian
English (full audio)
French
German
Italian
Japanese (achievements only)
Korean
Polish
Russian
Simplified Chinese
Spanish

General[ | ]

Single-player
Shared/Split Screen Local and Online Co-op, up to 4 players.
Multi-player
Online PvP
Steam Remote Play Together

Steam[ | ]

System requirements[ | ]

Main article: System requirements

Guides[ | ]

How to play guide for Conan Chop Chop

Version history[ | ]

Main article: Version history

Game support[ | ]

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Official links[ | ]

Notes[ | ]

“	Shannon Cross and Harrison Gibbins created a student game called Dungeon Chop Chop. Shannon brought it to Mighty Kingdom to see if we could be a part of taking it further and helping him grow it into a commercial one with it already getting some traction on the indie scene. And so we took it to a convention last year in Europe and connected with Funcom to demo for them. They liked the look and feel of the original Chop Chop and then had the idea of taking Conan in that fun, chibi, cartoon direction.	„
	~ Kim Forrest^[7]

“

Funnily enough, it started as a student project. We were lucky enough to show that demo off at the Paris Games Show and it caught the eye of Funcom. Back in those days it was a little 3D two-player game The genesis for it…was inspired by The Legend of Zelda and The Binding of Issac, banging all of these things together to come up with this sort of art style and this gameplay style.

The bones of it are still very similar to what Dungeon Chop Chop was, but bringing the Conan IP in allows us to deepen that lore, there is a whole lot of stuff you can draw upon..it added a lot of more depth.

In light of us not taking ourselves too seriously, the decision was made to present it as a bit of an April Fools' joke.

„

~ Philip Mayes

Uses the Conan IP. The game itself was originally a study project called Dungeon Chop Chop. One of the people who worked on this was also a Conan fan.^[6]
RedEye estimates the price will be USD 15-20.^[8]
DLCs, more playable characters and tie-ins from other IPs are possible future features.^[6]
There are no plans to implement cross-device play currently.^[9]
A playable demo was present at E3 2019, TwitchCon 2019 and PAX Australia 2019.
- There are currently no plans for a Beta program.^[10]
Eye of the Storm mode and 12K 360 Virtual VR were jokes and will not make it in the final release.^[11]
The game's code name (internal name) is possibly "Wallaby".^[12]
Age ratings:
- US: T (13+, ESRB); Use of Alcohol, Violence
- EU: 16 (16+, PEGI); Violence, Drugs

Reception[ | ]

“	99% of the fan response has been super positive. You get the odd sad-sack, but people generally love it. When Funcom marketing said to us "we're going to announce your game as an April Fools joke," we were like, "OK" with the eyes emoji. But it turned out to be a stroke of genius. On April 1st the response was pretty crazy with people talking about how it was a joke, but they'd love to play it. Then when we announced that it was real at E3 the response was overwhelmingly positive. So good! Being at E3 to demo such a joyous game is one of the best experiences I've had in 20 years in the industry.	„
	~ Kim Forrest^[7]

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