Get Yoked: Extreme Bodybuilder
Introduction Get Yoked: Extreme Bodybuilder
Get Yoked: Extreme Bodybuilder is a roguelike deck-building game that combines strategic card play with the whimsical world of competitive bodybuilding. Developed by Greg Austin and currently in prototype form, the game offers a humorous and engaging experience where players aim to become the ultimate muscle-bound champion.
Gameplay Mechanics
Strategic Card Play
In Get Yoked: Extreme Bodybuilder, players draw and play cards representing various exercises, rest periods, and supplements. Each card affects specific muscle groups, contributing to overall gains. However, overexertion leads to fatigue and potential injuries, requiring careful planning and balance between workouts and recovery.
Diverse Bodybuilder Archetypes
The game features four different starting bodybuilders, each with unique decks and playstyles. This diversity allows for varied gameplay experiences, encouraging players to explore different strategies and build paths.
Visual and Thematic Elements
Humorous Aesthetic
Get Yoked: Extreme Bodybuilder embraces a tongue-in-cheek approach to fitness culture, presenting exaggerated muscle growth and over-the-top animations. This comedic style adds a layer of fun and satire to the gameplay, making the pursuit of gains both entertaining and lighthearted.
Character Customization
As players progress, they can unlock various customization options, including shorts, tattoos, hairstyles, shoes, and gloves. These elements allow for personalization of bodybuilders, enhancing the immersive experience.
Development and Availability
Prototype Status
Currently available as a prototype on itch.io, Get Yoked: Extreme Bodybuilder is an early version exploring the game's potential. The developer has expressed intentions to expand the game, incorporating more features and content based on player feedback.
Future Plans
A full release is planned for Steam, promising additional content such as an in-depth campaign mode, daily challenges, and expanded card libraries. Players are encouraged to wishlist the game on Steam to stay updated on its development.
