Hypercharge, the toy-based shooter that blew up recently, is coming to Xbox!
Hypercharge is a wave-based shooter you can play in first- or third-person, with the novel hook that it's all action figures and toys — imagine Toy Story with off-brand figures and a lot more explosions and you're on the right track, or even Small Soldiers if you want to go even further back for something a little closer to the mark.
If you missed the recent buzz around the game, check it out for yourself in the new trailer below.Collecting and battling a variety of action figures across solo and multiplayer modes looks to be a ton of fun and the game has already gone down a storm on PC and Switch. If you're interested in getting involved in the toybox chaos on Xbox, you can
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