And here’s Killer Quarantine TV (which does indeed include cooking shows, cosplay-adjacent makeup, and lots else besides).Here are Jackbox Games’ most recent charitable endeavors.For more on Killer Queen Arcade, give a listen to our episode with Alan Dang, and for more on Killer Queen Black, check out our episode with cs wallace.You can also follow Nik, Josh, and Bumblebear on Twitter.
You can get Killer Queen Black on Steam and Switch. You can play Killer Queen at an arcade maybe-near you once the world is a shade less insane.
They’re also making the thing fast, but they did take some time to stop by and talk about the new project (as well as the legacy of Killer Queen more broadly) with us. ABS vs THE BLOOD QUEEN is a way for Killer Queen aficionados to keep their skills sharp while staying home, sure, but it’s also a vivid creation in its own right, sticking with the same world while tonally shifting to a sort of frantic horror that can’t help but feel like a product of our strange, strange times through and through. So now Nik and Josh are working on a new, single-player game for Killer Queen fans in the time of COVID-19. They were a bit less involved in the home game adaptation, Killer Queen Black, since to them, Killer Queen was a fundamentally face-to-face experience, communitarian to the point of being politically radical in its own way.īut then the world went all weird. Nikita Mikros and Josh DeBonis created the original field game Killer Queen, before adapting it into the venerable indie arcade esport institution that it is today.
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