In the chilling world of Ice Scream United, the latest chapter in the Ice Scream saga by Keplerians, four players collaborate to evade capture by a fifth player acting as the menacing Rod. Set within the confines of the eerie ice cream factory, this online cooperative game challenges players to solve intricate puzzles and work together while evading Rod’s relentless pursuit.
After a mysterious lightning strike disrupted the factory’s security systems, J. and his friends break free from their icy confines, setting the stage for a thrilling race against time. As part of a team, you’ll explore the factory, craft tools, and overcome obstacles to secure your escape—all while staying one step ahead of Rod, who is determined to bring you back into captivity.
Key Features:
- Cooperative Multiplayer: Join forces with three other players to unravel mysteries and escape the factory in real-time.
- Control the Villain: Step into Rod’s boots and hunt down the other players to claim victory for the opposing side.
- Private Matches: Invite friends to create a custom experience tailored to your group’s preferences.
- Defend Yourself: Collect or craft weapons to protect your teammates from Rod’s advances.
- Quick-Time Event Showdowns: When caught, engage in precise mini-games to break free from Rod’s grasp.
- Spectator Mode: If captured twice, transform into a ghostly observer, navigating the map freely and cheering on your team.
- Ranking System: Earn points based on your performance and achievements, vying for the title of M.V.P.
- Alternative Storyline: Follow an engaging narrative where the children unite to escape Rod and reclaim their freedom.
For an immersive experience filled with horror, humor, and teamwork, grab your headphones and dive into Ice Scream United: Multiplayer. Available now, this game guarantees heart-pounding action and spine-tingling moments.
What’s more, version 0.9.8 brings updated ad libraries, ensuring smoother gameplay and enhanced functionality.
Ready to face Rod’s wrath and experience the thrill of cooperative play? Let us know what you think in the comments below!
