Remember Pong? It’s back, in Quest form!

Check the dates, not a joke

Recommended Videos

One of video gaming’s grandfather brands, Pong, is set to make a metal-as-fuck comeback this spring. Publisher Atari and developer Chequered Ink have revealed the new action-adventure title Pong Quest, which will come blip-blipping onto PC and consoles.

Pong Quest sees the return of the paddle bat from the 1972 arcade classic, as it comes screaming into 2020 with a new, colourful, genre-bending adventure. Traveling through dungeons, negotiating mazes, and engaging with friends and enemies alike, players will guide this brave rectangle as it fends off attackers with an arsenal of over 50 “Pong Balls,” each with their own unique effects and attributes.

Alongside the story campaign, Pong Quest will feature a slew of multiplayer Battle Modes, adding fun new tweaks to the classic bat ‘n’ ball gameplay. A full customisation mode will allow you to unlock clothing and accessories for your paddle, making it the coolest bat on the block. Check out the new trailer below and remember: Avoid Missing Ball for High Score.

Pong Quest launches this spring on PS4, PC, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch.


Pong Quest is a new Atari RPG starring a Pong paddle
[IGN]


Destructoid is supported by our audience. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn a small affiliate commission. Learn more
related content
Read Article Ship of Fools developer reveals a new turn-based strategy game, Don’t Kill Them All
dont kill them all combat screen
Read Article Nintendo wants to sell an ‘aggressive’ 13.5 million Switch consoles by March 2025
How to delete game saves on Switch
Read Article Remedy cancels one of its multiplayer games to better focus on Control and Max Payne
Alan Wake close up in red light
Related Content
Read Article Ship of Fools developer reveals a new turn-based strategy game, Don’t Kill Them All
dont kill them all combat screen
Read Article Nintendo wants to sell an ‘aggressive’ 13.5 million Switch consoles by March 2025
How to delete game saves on Switch
Read Article Remedy cancels one of its multiplayer games to better focus on Control and Max Payne
Alan Wake close up in red light
Author
Chris Moyse
Senior Editor - Chris has been playing video games since the 1980s and writing about them since the 1880s. Graduated from Galaxy High with honors. Twitter: @ChrisxMoyse