Skull Island: Rise of Kong (2023)
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Skull Island: Rise of Kong is a video game developed by IguanaBee Studios, based on DeVito ArtWorks' King Kong of Skull Island property. It was published by GameMill Entertainment for various platforms on October 17, 2023.
Description
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Your reign is at hand! Based on the rich history of Skull Island developed by creator Joe DeVito and based on Merian C. Cooper’s King Kong, this exhilarating third-person action-adventure game lets you become Kong on a journey of vengeance as you fight to claim your rightful place as King of Skull Island. |
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Development
The project was reported by Licensing Magazine on December 20, 2022, accompanied by statements from GameMill Entertainment SVP of Business Development & Licensing Andy Koehler and DeVito ArtWorks' Joe DeVito. Koehler commented, "We are thrilled to partner with DeVito ArtWorks’ King Kong of Skull Island and look forward to expanding and bringing the iconic Kong to life in gaming" with DeVito adding, "I could not be more excited to be working with GameMill Entertainment’s talented team that will provide both King Kong fans and gamers the chance to experience King Kong’s primordial world in a gamified way."[3]
Cover art and the Skull Island: Rise of Kong title were leaked on Amazon Spain on July 20; later that day, an official trailer was released.[1]
Cast
Actor's name on the left, character played on the right.
- Dave Fennoy as Kong / young Kong
- Misty Lee as Gaw / baby Kong / storyteller
Appearances
Monsters
- King Kong
- Kong's father
- Kong's mother
- Deathrunner
- Gaw
- Deathrunners Council Alpha
- Deathrunners Council Beta
- Deathrunners Council Omega
- Earth Gijja
- King Dengiz
- Queen Oyoq
- Trash Crab[4]
- Violinist Crab[5]
- Small Spider[6]
- Royal Guard Spider[7]
- Bull Crab[8]
- Trash Pterosaur[9]
- Carnotaurus[10]
- Terror Claw[11]
- Other unidentified creatures
Gallery
Production
Yelcom Salazar
Juan Caratino
Deathrunners Council Omega
Screenshots
Miscellaneous
Videos
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Trivia
- A design for one of the Deathrunners appears to plagiarize Malusaurus, an early concept of a fictional dinosaur for Jurassic World that was ultimately replaced by the Indominus rex.[12][13][14]
References
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