Acron: Attack of the Squirrels!
WARNING: This is a highly addictive VR game and must be played with at least one other person who joins the game on a mobile device. The required mobile game for iOS and Android is free.
Estimated lifetime revenueMedium confidence
$40.8K
$18.4Klow → high range$89.8K
Modeled estimate, not a reported figure. How we estimate →
Est. copies sold
6.3K
mid estimate
Reviews
211
Media
Screenshots & trailer
About
About the game
**The game is now available in 10 languages! Squirrels and trees alike can now enjoy the game in English, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese!**
WARNING: This is a highly addictive VR game and must be played with at least one other person who joins the game on a mobile device. The required mobile game for iOS and Android is free.
Do you have what it takes to protect the golden acorns in this nutty multiplayer party game from Resolution Games, or are you feeling a little squirrely?
The golden acorns are under attack! It’s up to you and your friends to protect them or steal them - depending if you take on the role of an extraordinarily protective tree or as one of several crafty yet thieving squirrels - in the hit cross-platform party game, Acron: Attack of the Squirrels!, from Resolution Games.
A game that’s at its best when played as a couch party game together with a group of friends, Acron: Attack of the Squirrels! is both competitive and cooperative in nature for players across VR and mobile devices.
One player in VR takes on the role of the tree that is the sole protector of the golden acorns and must use the hand controllers to grab and hurl wood chunks, boulders and sticky sap to keep the squirrels at bay. Meanwhile, one to eight frenemies grab their iOS and Android devices to become rebel squirrels that'll do anything to steal the golden acorns and bring them safely back to their base using an arsenal of unique abilities and tools. Each of the eight levels immerses players in rich natural worlds - from nighttime glades to a sunlit stream and sulky swamps - and packs them with choices for what role the player wants to take.
Meet the band of rebellious squirrels out to steal the golden acorns:
WARNING: This is a highly addictive VR game and must be played with at least one other person who joins the game on a mobile device. The required mobile game for iOS and Android is free.
Do you have what it takes to protect the golden acorns in this nutty multiplayer party game from Resolution Games, or are you feeling a little squirrely?
The golden acorns are under attack! It’s up to you and your friends to protect them or steal them - depending if you take on the role of an extraordinarily protective tree or as one of several crafty yet thieving squirrels - in the hit cross-platform party game, Acron: Attack of the Squirrels!, from Resolution Games.
A game that’s at its best when played as a couch party game together with a group of friends, Acron: Attack of the Squirrels! is both competitive and cooperative in nature for players across VR and mobile devices.
One player in VR takes on the role of the tree that is the sole protector of the golden acorns and must use the hand controllers to grab and hurl wood chunks, boulders and sticky sap to keep the squirrels at bay. Meanwhile, one to eight frenemies grab their iOS and Android devices to become rebel squirrels that'll do anything to steal the golden acorns and bring them safely back to their base using an arsenal of unique abilities and tools. Each of the eight levels immerses players in rich natural worlds - from nighttime glades to a sunlit stream and sulky swamps - and packs them with choices for what role the player wants to take.
Meet the band of rebellious squirrels out to steal the golden acorns:
- Zip - quick witted and light-footed; she’s the fastest squirrel and has speed running abilities
- Chunk - the gentle giant with a heart of gold who protects his friends by carrying a shield
- Doug - not the smartest acorn in the bunch, but channels his rage issues to dig tunnels that allow for safe travel underground
- Sim - a crafty little rodent who’s kind of nutty and builds ramps for vertical movement