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Majesco Entertainment today announced Blast Works: Build, Fuse & Destroy for the Wii. Developed by Budcat Creations and scheduled for a fall release, Blast Works is a side-scrolling shooter that lets players craft the game to their liking by building their own levels, ships and enemy ships. In addition, players can “absorb” the pieces and weapons of destroyed enemy ships to bolster their own defenses during battle.

Across more than 15 land, air and sea missions, the goal of Blast Works is to destroy enemy ships while growing your own into a massive craft by absorbing their fragments. The larger a fused ship is, the easier it is to protect from the growing onslaught of enemy firepower. Players can also upgrade their ship in the Hangar by customizing weapons, propulsion systems and armor.

Creative types can also build a ship from scratch with the ship editor and then test it out in combat on a custom level they’ve built with the level editor. To defend the Hangar, players must use the Wii Remote like an anti-aircraft turret to shoot down enemies attacking from all angles. Finally, the game’s two-player cooperative mode lets players work together to blast enemies, fuse debris to grow their ships and finish the mission as a team.

Blast Works: Build, Fuse & Destroy will be available this fall.

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