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Sony doesn’t have a great history with copying Super Smash Bros. We have some interesting new details on Bungie’s upcoming game Gummy Bears. In Gummy Bears, your percentage damage goes up ...

Apparently, Gummy Bears’ more vibrant and colourful aesthetic (the words ‘lo-fi’ and ‘cozy’ has also been thrown around) is part of a ploy to appeal to younger players. Super Smash ...

Unlike traditional MOBAs, where you'll have a health bar, Gummy Bears will aim for more of a Super Smash Bros.-inspired style of gameplay. You'll take damage in percentages, being knocked back further ...

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"Gummy Bears" is the rather odd name by which a secret Sony project is currently known. Originally in development at Destiny, Marathon developer Bungie, during its most recent round of layoffs ...

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While primarily a MOBA, the game is rumored to take inspiration from Super Smash Bros. in that it will feature a percentage-based damage system instead of health bars. Gummy Bears is said to have ...

The game is described as having “lo-fi and cozy vibes.” Gummy Bears will reportedly use a percentage-based health system, which is described as being similar to Nintendo‘s Super Smash Bros. franchise.