Irish-based studio Outlier have just announced their newest game: Kitman.
A newly revealed trailer offers a preview of the boisterous, high-energy Kitman experience, and calls on those interested to sign up for an upcoming Alpha Playtest.
Kitman is a 1-4 player job simulator set in the backrooms of a soccer stadium.
Players will step into the role of a exuberant little equipment manager who must run the team by running the locker rooms. Polish boots, assign gear to players, and mend damaged kit, all while ensuring that the floors are clean and the bathrooms sparkle.
There is also a strategic layer to the gameplay of Kitman which sees the player surreptitiously taking on the role of team manager to change up formations, scout new talent and lead their club to the top of the league tables.
Once the plans have been made and the team has been prepped, the Kitman must support the players on match day by supplying fresh kit and cleaning damaged gear on the fly. A single untied shoelace could be the difference between victory and defeat.
Kitman can be enjoyed solo, or by up to four players in online co-op.
Kitman will debut later this year, and those interested in trying out the game for themselves can now sign up for an Alpha Playtest over on Steam.
With their previous games This Means Warp and Mars Attracts, developers Outlier have heavily incorporated playtesting in extensive player feedback in the development process, and Kitman will be no different.
Sign up today to have your say on the development of Kitman!
