Developer Toylogic and game publisher Skybound Games have announced Glitch Busters: Stuck on You, a game that requires players to venture into the heart of the internet and save it from deadly computer viruses, check out the debut trailer below.

The game is a 3rd person, co-op shooter that allowed for up to 4 players to log on and take the fight to the viruses that are threatening the world wide web. Players must work together to exterminate this deadly threat across six inventive and colourful worlds packed with various missions and stages, including a towering metropolis and roaring volcano. From Tube City to the Social Forest, all facets of the internet are showcased in a fun and vibrant aesthetic.

“Toylogic was built around the idea of creating memorable gaming experiences that push the boundaries for what the medium can accomplish,” said Yoichi Take, President of Toylogic Inc. “Glitch Busters: Stuck on You is the result of our team working hard to truly understand what makes a great co-operative game and produce something that stands out within the industry. We’re delighted with what we’ve accomplished and can’t wait for players to soon join forces to battle the evil virus threat.”

Throughout the game, there are hordes of enemies to encounter, so it’s only natural that the Glitch Busters have an incredible host of power-ups and unlockable weapons to help save the world, including magnetic abilities to attract and repel, alongside wacky weapons like the freeze gun to hold your adversaries in place. Players will vote on useful items to power up the squad and can even combine their vehicles to transform into a giant robot.

“Toylogic has an incredible pedigree in the video game industry, having supported development on a number of AAA titles over the last 15 years,” said Ian Howe, co-CEO of Skybound Games. “Now we have the pleasure to work with them on one of their most exciting releases yet, an incredibly original take on the co-op shooter that will thrill and delight gamers of all ages.”

The game is coming to PC, PlayStation 4 and Switch in the Summer months of this year, so sometime in December, but beyond that, there is no firm date.