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Road trip RPG Get In The Car, Loser! will arrive this SeptemberFrom the maker of Ladykiller In A Bind

From the maker of Ladykiller In A Bind

A screenshot of Get In The Car, Loser!, showing a turn-based RPG battle between the protagonists and a big flaming wolf guy made out of cables?

Get In The Car, Loser!has style to spare. It’s a “lesbian road trip RPG” from Christine Love, the creator of Ladykiller In A Bind andDigital: A Love Story, and its description alone communicates more energy than a three minute pop song. It also now has a release date: September 2021.Love announced the release window on Twitter, with what looks like a retro print ad:My lesbian road trip RPG “Get in the Car, Loser!” will be coming out this September! Learn more athttps://t.co/GYvm4o1m8Tpic.twitter.com/t86OzfwGEp— Christine Love (@christinelove)August 3, 2021To see this content please enable targeting cookies.Manage cookie settingsIt’s the description overon its Itch.io pagethat really does it for me, though, so I’m just going to quote it at length:She said “GET IN THE CAR, LOSER! I know you’re not up to anything this summer, I’ve got the Sword of Fate, and there’s an ancient evil that needs to be sealed away.“Everyone knows the story of how the great hero of legend Agi of Roses fought the Machine Devil and used the Sword of Fate to seal him away for a thousand years. Now, hateful Machine Devil cultist edgelords are spreading terror in order to summon him again, and the Divine Order that rules over our world claims that fighting them before it’s too late would be “just as bad as them.“That’s bullshit.The game itself is inspired of RPGs of yore, with tactical turn-based battles, dialogue between party members, and equipment, items and character stats to manage. A lot of this sets it apart from Love’s other work, but the Itch page notes that its dialogue system remains “visual novel inspired.“If you’re not familiar with them, all of Love’s previous games are worth playing. Digital: A Love Story was free and knock-you-down good when itwas released back in 2010, and Love’s writing acrossAnalogue: A Hate StoryandLadykiller In A Bindhas only become more confident.I can’t wait. Here’s an old video of the game in action from 2018:Get In The Car, Loser! first lookWatch on YouTube

Get In The Car, Loser!has style to spare. It’s a “lesbian road trip RPG” from Christine Love, the creator of Ladykiller In A Bind andDigital: A Love Story, and its description alone communicates more energy than a three minute pop song. It also now has a release date: September 2021.Love announced the release window on Twitter, with what looks like a retro print ad:My lesbian road trip RPG “Get in the Car, Loser!” will be coming out this September! Learn more athttps://t.co/GYvm4o1m8Tpic.twitter.com/t86OzfwGEp— Christine Love (@christinelove)August 3, 2021To see this content please enable targeting cookies.Manage cookie settingsIt’s the description overon its Itch.io pagethat really does it for me, though, so I’m just going to quote it at length:She said “GET IN THE CAR, LOSER! I know you’re not up to anything this summer, I’ve got the Sword of Fate, and there’s an ancient evil that needs to be sealed away.“Everyone knows the story of how the great hero of legend Agi of Roses fought the Machine Devil and used the Sword of Fate to seal him away for a thousand years. Now, hateful Machine Devil cultist edgelords are spreading terror in order to summon him again, and the Divine Order that rules over our world claims that fighting them before it’s too late would be “just as bad as them.“That’s bullshit.The game itself is inspired of RPGs of yore, with tactical turn-based battles, dialogue between party members, and equipment, items and character stats to manage. A lot of this sets it apart from Love’s other work, but the Itch page notes that its dialogue system remains “visual novel inspired.“If you’re not familiar with them, all of Love’s previous games are worth playing. Digital: A Love Story was free and knock-you-down good when itwas released back in 2010, and Love’s writing acrossAnalogue: A Hate StoryandLadykiller In A Bindhas only become more confident.I can’t wait. Here’s an old video of the game in action from 2018:Get In The Car, Loser! first lookWatch on YouTube

Get In The Car, Loser!has style to spare. It’s a “lesbian road trip RPG” from Christine Love, the creator of Ladykiller In A Bind andDigital: A Love Story, and its description alone communicates more energy than a three minute pop song. It also now has a release date: September 2021.

Love announced the release window on Twitter, with what looks like a retro print ad:

My lesbian road trip RPG “Get in the Car, Loser!” will be coming out this September! Learn more athttps://t.co/GYvm4o1m8Tpic.twitter.com/t86OzfwGEp— Christine Love (@christinelove)August 3, 2021

My lesbian road trip RPG “Get in the Car, Loser!” will be coming out this September! Learn more athttps://t.co/GYvm4o1m8Tpic.twitter.com/t86OzfwGEp

It’s the description overon its Itch.io pagethat really does it for me, though, so I’m just going to quote it at length:

She said “GET IN THE CAR, LOSER! I know you’re not up to anything this summer, I’ve got the Sword of Fate, and there’s an ancient evil that needs to be sealed away.”

Everyone knows the story of how the great hero of legend Agi of Roses fought the Machine Devil and used the Sword of Fate to seal him away for a thousand years. Now, hateful Machine Devil cultist edgelords are spreading terror in order to summon him again, and the Divine Order that rules over our world claims that fighting them before it’s too late would be “just as bad as them.”

That’s bullshit.

The game itself is inspired of RPGs of yore, with tactical turn-based battles, dialogue between party members, and equipment, items and character stats to manage. A lot of this sets it apart from Love’s other work, but the Itch page notes that its dialogue system remains “visual novel inspired.”

If you’re not familiar with them, all of Love’s previous games are worth playing. Digital: A Love Story was free and knock-you-down good when itwas released back in 2010, and Love’s writing acrossAnalogue: A Hate StoryandLadykiller In A Bindhas only become more confident.

I can’t wait. Here’s an old video of the game in action from 2018:

Get In The Car, Loser! first lookWatch on YouTube

Get In The Car, Loser! first look

Cover image for YouTube video