Big Sugar revealed this morning that they will be bringing Trifox over to both the PS4 and PS5 as the game will be released next week. indiedev indiegame
\n The game has been out for a minute now as players have been able to take on the role of an adventurous fox looking to get back his TV remote. Since the game is so new, you're getting the current version of the game on both consoles with no massive improvements or DLC content, so everyone is on the same level when getting it. Enjoy the latest trailer below as the game will be released on November 23rd.
After his home is attacked and his TV remote stolen, Trifox sets out in pursuit of the mysterious looters in an action-packed adventure.
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