No Straight Roads rocks on PS4 starting today!

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Sold Out and Metronomik are rocking the PS4 today with No Straight Roads, their rhythmic action-adventure game. have published.

Under the direction of Wan Hazmer, the Lead Game Designer of Final Fantasy XV, and Daim Dziauddin, the Concept Artist of Street Fighter V, No Straight Roads has become an action-adventure game that combines rhythm-based combat with a vibrant world and a successful soundtrack.

“We’re so excited for fans to finally party with Mayday & Zuke,” says Daim Dziauddin, co-founder and CCO of Metronomik and creative director of No Straight Roads. “No Straight Roads is a game that Hazmer and I have wanted to create for years. Not everyone gets the chance to make their own game – we were lucky enough to get it and want to make the most of this opportunity. We hope players can feel the love the entire team has poured into this title.”

“This is one of the most original games we’ve ever seen, and we’re thrilled with the support No Straight Roads has received from fans even before its release,” said Katie Clark, Product Manager at Sold Out. “We can’t wait for players to finally embark on their musical journey to Vinyl City, whether solo or as a band with friends in couch co-op. We hope the musical action in No Straight Roads will be a unique and wonderful experience for players!”

Anyone who wants to listen to the soundtrack first can find a selection of tracks from the game here. Download and stream.

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