Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg have made known their overflowing desire to come to blows during a cage fight. If we are still waiting to see if these empty words will become reality, the founder of the Blue Wizard studio has just put online a free fighting game in which you can embody one of the two billionaires.
As you know, Elon Musk excels in the art of provocation on Twitter, especially since he is at the head of the social network. Latest outing, the boss of Tesla provoked Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Meta, by inviting him to do battle during a cage fight.
Rather than losing face to his fellow billionaire, the Facebook founder “virtually” accepted the challenge, asking him to send him the address in an Instagram story. If there is a good chance that these childish and stupid provocations will come to nothing (we hope so at least), this lucky cockfight inspired Jason Kapalkacreative director of Plant Vs Zombies and father of the Blue Wizard studio.
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Musk and Zuckerberg as wrestlers? This game did it
Indeed, the developer has just launched a free browser game in which one can embody one of the two men in a wrestling match. baptized Zuck v Muskthis title looks like a simplified version of Blue Wizard WrestleBros’ wrestling game. With the difference that the fighters have been replaced by the two blustery bosses.
The beautiful smiling heads of the two CEOs have been grafted onto the bodies of athletes, and in order to be accessible to as many people as possible, the controls are childishly simple. If you dream of demolishing one or the other of the protagonists, it will be enough to hammer the space key. Jason Kapalka incorporated a few contextual moves, like the ability to use a chair thrown into the ring to give the opponent headaches.
The icing on the cake, the developer has even introduced a progression system to improve your “deep-pocketed fighter” after winning a few matches… You still have to have the patience to go that far. The only downside to this video game tribute: the obligation to embody one or the other.
