Tue, Oct 18, 2011 | 23:17 BST
Double Fine Happy Action Theater announced
Tim Schafer’s first project since Brütal Legend is an all-ages Kinect title called Double Fine Happy Action Theater.

OXM reports the game is due during the holiday season and is aimed at “three-year-olds or college dorm rooms full of drunken 20-year-olds”. The game is capable of recognising up to four players at once.
A suite of eighteen experiences, each lasting just a few minutes each, offers a cycling playlist which turns your gaming space into virtual playgrounds like lava pits, fill it with balloons, or populates it with time-delayed snapshots of yourself.
The game was apparently announced as part of a Kinect-focused event in New York today. No word yet on availability or pricing. Check out a video below.
Double Fine Happy Action Theater is studio founder Schafer’s first time up to bat since Brütal Legend; the team’s intermittent releases Costume Quest, Stacking, Iron Brigade and Once Upon a Monster have been helmed by colleagues, the result of the company’s productive Amnesia Fortnights.


4 comments
#1
absolutezero
19/10/11, 12:22 am
So this is what it has come to Tim. This is it. The end of video games. Its over. Done.
#2
LOLshock94
19/10/11, 12:38 am
what the…
#3
Phoenixblight
19/10/11, 1:13 am
Hahah Thats awesome. Will probably get this to play with my daughter just like Once upon a monster.
#4
RandomTiger
19/10/11, 12:18 pm
This actually looks pretty fun for what it is.
I’d prefer them to work on games for me though.