Hardhat Wombat is a new game by George Fan, creator of Plants vs. Zombies. Plopping on to Steam October 24th, 2023! About this game: Hardhat Wombat is a cute puzzle-platformer construction game based on the most interesting fact in the world: wombats have cube-shaped poo.
Indie game developer and publisher All Yes Good, the minds behind Plants Vs. Zombies, have a new game on the way next week with Hardhat Wombat. The latest game to come out from the studio that was created by George Fan, the studio has created an all-new cute puzzle-platformer construction game featuring a cuddly wombat who takes his work seriously in a very different way.
You can check out the trailer below to get a better idea of how the game plays out as it will officially release on PC via Steam on October 24. Credit: All Yes Good 'From the creator of Plants vs. Zombies, Hardhat Wombat is a cute puzzle-platformer construction game based on the most interesting fact in the world: wombats have cube-shaped poo. Doo-doo your best to deftly stack blocks of poo and complete increasingly perplexing constructions.
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