King of Clubs, developed by Oxygen Studios for the Sony PlayStation Portable, is looking to change the way some people think about golf. If you've seen the sport before as no more than walking long distances to hit a ball with a stick, this game will spice it up to such crazy levels that you may be inclined to try out the real thing one day. New screenshots have arrived, and you can see them all in the full article.

Big Bubba and the rest of the crazy cast of the King of Clubs are back, and this time they're invading the Wii and the PSP with their insane golf courses.
Check out the full article to watch the zany cast of golfers in action in a new trailer from Oxygen Games.

It's been a while since we heard anything from the hilarious-looking, golf-slash-puzzler multiplatform title, King of Clubs, but now we finally have something to watch other than Big Bubba and his Elvis-esque hip thrusts. Behold the King of Clubs' latest trailer featuring none other than the Tiki Guy!

There's not really any golfing action to speak of in this clip, just the Tiki Guy trying to find a way to get to the big blue without getting his feet burned off by the hot, searing sand of his little island. What it does show is the overall tone of the game, which looks to be very light and rip-roaring funny - a breath of fresh air from all the seriousness going around lately.

King of Clubs is scheduled for a multiplatform (PC, PSP, PS2, DS, Wii) release this August. While we're all waiting on pins and needles for it, let's enjoy the video!

Video game title King of Clubs is one of the more elusive titles out there. Elusive in the sense that Oxygen Games has been quite mum about its gameplay and background story. All we know right now is that it involves a theme park somewhere down Route 66 in virtual Nevada.

Basically, it's a puzzle game with Oxygen now claiming that it'll be focusing more in the game of golf. To be able to complete a variety of puzzles across five themes on more than 95 holes, players must collect, unlock, buy, and hire rewards. These then will be used to build up equipments (in your own theme park perhaps?) and skills.

"We've managed to take the mental challenge traditionally associated with puzzle games, and create a fresh, really quirky social experience that's perfect for the way people play games today," commented Oxygen Interactive Publishing Director Kevin Hassall.

Each level has a boss whom players must defeat in order to advance. Of course, the culmination of the game is your ultimate showdown with Big Bubba himself. King of Clubs will also be offering multiple game modes and the choice of matchplay or stroke play for up to four players. This can be played using either a multi-tap or sharing two controllers.

King of Clubs will be available this coming August on platforms Games for Windows (PC), Wii, PlayStation Portable (PSP), DS, and PlayStation 2 (PS2).

  

New screenshots for the game King of Clubs have been released, and they are looking good. Oxygen Games, the game's developer, has labeled the game "a fun and engaging trick-based action puzzle game". Yeah, sure, but it doesn't really give any clues on what it's really about.

The premise is simple, down Route 66 is Nevada, where you will have to put up a big money-making tourist spot. Yup, it's a theme park building game, and they added multiplayer into the mix, which should make for interesting matches. In our previous coverage, we already mentioned that the game will have 96 levels and 10 multi-level stages.

King of Clubs is slated to be released for the Wii, PlayStation 2, PC, PlayStation Portable, and Nintendo DS within the year. It will retail at £ 24.99 (about US$ 49.00) for all formats. Check out the screenshots and see if King of Clubs appeals to you.

  

More screenshots follow after the jump.

Big Bubba, from King of Clubs is back, and we finally get to see him in all his chain-wearing, Elvis-impersonating 3D glory. In this trailer that has recently been released by Oxygen Games, Big Bubba himself tells us the secrets to his success. And yes, that secret involves cyanide-laced toothbrushes and the like, so you might want to listen up.

Bound to be released on the PSP, the PS2, DS, Wii, and PC, King of Clubs is a "trick-based action puzzle game" which features a vintage Americana feel, as well as a kooky multiplayer mode which should make the players give out a chuckle or two. With 96 levels, 10 multi-level stages as well as bonus areas, this game offers hours of fun. On top of that, players will also get the chance to test their tycoon skills, and see if they can transform the dustiest patch of land along Route 66 into a major tourist attraction.

The game is to be released in the UK for £ 24.99 (all versions), and the PS2 and PC versions of the title will be out by July 20. Meanwhile, Oxygen Games promises that the PSP, DS, and Wii versions will follow soon after that. While we wait for the game's release, just sit back and bask in Big Bubba's words of wisdom.

Intellectual property owner Bubba King announced last February that his theme park located in the Nevada desert is currently under renovation and will be re-opened sometime in June of this year. King also mentioned that to celebrate the occasion, a video game titled King of Clubs will be released for platforms Wii, Nintendo DS (DS), PlayStation Portable (PSP), PlayStation 2 (PS2), and Games for Windows (PC).

If you're curious about the game, then you're in luck because Big Bubba himself just provided a few exciting features for King of Clubs. The video game is set in the said theme park that promises to become a thriving tourist attraction once it opens. As for gameplay, the title is a mix between action and puzzle genres which will entail players to use trickery and wit.

Furthermore, Bubba King revealed that the title will sport vintage Americana graphics and soundtrack, a most suiting choice to compliment the hot and enchanting Nevada desert. The game has 96 levels, including 10 multi-level challenges, plus bonus areas, and a slew of various in-game gadgets. King of Clubs will also offer a "humorous" multiplayer mode.

King of Clubs is being prepared by Oxygen Interactive. The Wii and PC versions of the game will be available on July 20. The handheld versions will follow shortly. The game will be priced at 24.99 GBP or roughly around US$ 49.

 

Oxygen Interactive will be releasing a new game called King of Clubs. Interesting folks Bubba King (intellectual property owner) and his attorney Vincent Smith gave a quick overview of the game.

Bubba King is the owner of the theme park which is currently under renovation for major revamping, brought about by an additional investment courtesy of King's father. According to him, the improvements are comparable to the animatronics of "Gymnastic" Park. Both the owner and his lawyer gave an assurance though that safety reviews are also underway, since the county sheriff closed down the park "following last year’s tragedy".

The park's reopening will be celebrated with a hog roast and the game being developed by Oxygen Interactive called King of Clubs (all these according to Mr. King again). The King of Clubs will be featuring King's theme park with all its sights and rides. This will be available for the DS, PSP, PS2, and Wii. According to Bubba King, the game will allow players "to try out all the dee-lights of our park before ya come and visit. It’ll all be inna there, the pigs on sticks, the ter-ree-fying sharks, that little caveman dude and all."

King of Clubs is up for release on June this year. We'll keep you updated on this new party game so keep checking back.