By our reckoning it’s been a couple of decades since a Care Bears video game was last sent out to the world, aside from a plethora of mobile titles; thanks Wiki. If you’re a fan of the little cute ones though, then you should get ready to save the silver lining with Care Bears: To The Rescue.
Due to land on Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch and PC later in 2024 (we’ll let you know once a fully confirmed date is known) is Care Bears: To The Rescue. It’s from those at Forever Entertainment in collaboration with Cloudco Entertainment, working as the latest game in the Care Bears universe.
A Care Bears platformer
Running as a platformer, we’d suspect that any fan of the Care Bears will be found flocking to this one. And they’ll want to as well, is only because in Care Bears: To The Rescue the Silver Lining is in big trouble. You see, Bluster has been busy nurturing a giant Bad Seed full of bad energy. Now set on the loose, its bad vines are wreaking havoc!
It’s here where the Care Bears come in to face one of their biggest challenges so far! They will need to team up and gather lots of Caring Energy in order to restore peace and happiness. Will their efforts be enough to overcome Bluster’s giant Bad Seed?
Care Bears: To The Rescue will whisk us off to that universe, featuring thirty levels across five unique worlds! You’ll get to experience the game in single player mode or up to 4 players in local co-op mode. Whichever you choose, expect to be collecting stars, avoiding obstacles, retrieving collectible stickers, and – hopefully – restoring cheerfulness through the power of your belly badge. Just make sure you gather enough Caring Energy to rescue the Silver Lining!
Features of Care Bears: To The Rescue
- 7 playable characters
- 5 diverse worlds
- 30 colorful levels
- Various mini-games
- Localized in 7 languages
- Up to 4 players in local co-op mode
Coming soon to Xbox, PlayStation, Switch, PC
You’ll find Care Bears: To The Rescue launching on Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch and PC later in 2024. Will you be joining the little bears? The comments are below.
