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Raw Fury has announced that their upcoming platforming-shooter, GoNNER, will be releasing this coming October. Coming to Windows, Mac, and Linux on October 12th, GoNNER boasts such features as a lovable space whale, a challenge “tougher than hell”, a completely silent protagonist, and more. Alongside this announcement, the musical track that plays over the game’s opening credits has been released.
For more information on GoNNER, check out the game’s official website here.
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