Funko Fusion release date: Pre-order and latest news
radiotimes.comHave you ever wanted Shaun of the Dead, Jurassic Park, Battlestar Galactica, Back to Future and Chucky in the same game? If yes, Funko Fusion might just be the game for you.
10:10 Games, a new British development studio featuring some of the people who worked on the LEGO games, are bringing the big-headed humour of Funkos into the video game world.
Using the rights of many films and TV shows from Universal, the co-op game features more than 60 playable characters to unlock from across over 20 different franchises.
The Thing, Hot Fuzz, and Invincible are all together at last.
Sound good? Keep reading for the Funko Fusion release date, information on where to pre-order, which consoles can play the game and details on its gameplay and story. Skip to the end of the page to watch a trailer!
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The Funko Fusion release date is Friday 13th September 2024, the developer has revealed.
It will be released on all platforms worldwide on 13th September, so it’s time to get your pre-order in if you’re keen on the game!
Yes, you can pre-order Funko Fusion!
Over on GAME, you can pre-order Funko Fusion on PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X and Nintendo Switch.
All pre-orders of the game come with the bonus playable characters Rick Grimes and Michonne from The Walking Dead (and the Leader and Traveler outfits for Rick and Michonne, respectively).
Pre-order from GAME, meanwhile, and you’ll receive the bonus outfits DLC of He-Man (Eddy Variant) and M3GAN (Eddy Variant).
Funko Fusion is playable on PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch and PC.
Strangely enough, the game is skipping the Xbox One, (despite it launching on last-gen via PS4) according to the game’s official FAQ.
Regardless, the list of platforms it is releasing on above represents the majority of consoles where
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