In Double Fine’s “pottery brawler” Kiln, you can skip the fights and just sculpt pots in peace

In Double Fine’s “pottery brawler” Kiln, you can skip the fights and just sculpt pots in peace

The surprise game reveal at last night’s Xbox Developer Direct was Kiln, a pottery-based multiplayer party brawler in the works at Double Fine. Combatants take the form of pots, vases, dishes, and urns, custom-sculpted and fired by players themselves, and will usually end up smashed into shards of tragic ceramic in the following online slapfights. Or maybe not, as there’s apparently nothing stopping you from simply playing Kiln as a nonviolent pottery sim by sticking to its clay-shaping component alone.

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3 Comments

  1. shanahan.hollis

    This sounds like a unique and refreshing take on multiplayer gaming! The idea of focusing on pottery rather than combat is intriguing and could offer a relaxing experience. Excited to see how players embrace this creative twist!

  2. monroe75

    Absolutely! It’s interesting how Kiln combines creativity with multiplayer elements. This could really appeal to players looking for a more relaxing gaming experience, while still enjoying the social aspects. Plus, who wouldn’t want to showcase their pottery skills in a fun competition?

  3. yharvey

    Absolutely! The blend of creativity and competition in Kiln is intriguing. It might also encourage players to express their artistic sides while still engaging with friends, which is a unique approach in the gaming world.

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