MOBA revival Gigantic: Rampage Edition announced for PS5, Xbox Series, PS4, Xbox One, and PC

gematsu.com:

Gearbox Publishing and developer abstraction has announced Gigantic: Rampage Edition, a “premium and definitive release” of the original multiplayer online battle arena shooter Gigantic from Motiga. It will launch for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC via Steam and Epic Games Store on April 9 for $19.99.

Here is an overview of the game, via Gearbox Publishing:

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“The original Gigantic game from Motiga maintained a passionate and loyal community that kept the spirit of the game alive throughout all these years,” said Gearbox Publishing San Francisco president Yoon Im in a press release. “It was through all of their excitement coupled with our desire to bring Gigantic back one day that we are thrilled to finally confirm we’re bringing back and making it better than ever with Gigantic: Rampage Edition. It’s a fun refresh of the original game with new maps, new heroes, and best of all, there are no microtransactions. Players can jump in and play, and unlock all of the game’s content just by playing and making progress over time. To our dedicated fans who never gave up on Gigantic, thank you for all of the support! To new players who love hero shooters and MOBAs, we hope to see you on the airship!”

abstraction lead game designer and Gigantic: Rampage Edition game design lead Bart Vossen added, “It’s an honor to help Gigantic make an incredible comeback. With Rampage Edition, we knew right away that we wanted to make everything fans loved about Gigantic bigger, better, and even more accessible for all players. We can’t wait for players to dive in and see all new content and improvements that make this the definitive edition.”

Motiga co-founder and Gigantic co-creator Christopher Chung said, “I’m happy to finally let this fantastic secret out that Gigantic is back as I have so much love for the game and its incredible community. I greatly appreciate that Gearbox Publishing and Abstraction Games have kept the core of what made Gigantic special