A thrilling new action-adventure game, Skull Island: Rise of Kong, featuring the iconic King Kong, is set to make its debut on PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, and PC later this year.

Skull Island: Rise of Kong will be available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC this fall, as confirmed by the publisher, GameMill Entertainment.

Developed by IguanaBee, Skull Island: Rise of Kong is a third-person action-adventure game that takes place on Kong’s home, Skull Island. As the title suggests, players will assume control of Kong himself (before he becomes King Kong) and engage in fierce battles against dinosaurs, massive snakes, and other creatures vying for dominance on the island.

Get a first look at Skull Island: Rise of Kong in the exciting reveal trailer below:

According to Gematsu, the standard edition of Skull Island: Rise of Kong will be priced at $39.99, while a digital deluxe “Colossal Edition” will cost $49.99. The Colossal Edition includes eight exclusive film grains to alter the game’s visual presentation, eight different color schemes for Kong, a boss-rush mode, behind-the-scenes content featuring artwork and an orchestral soundtrack, and more.

In Skull Island: Rise of Kong, players embark on a quest to avenge Kong’s parents, who were killed by the saurian terror Gaw, the ultimate alpha predator. Players will face waves of primal beasts, unique bosses, and any other obstacles that stand in Kong’s way.

While a specific release date has not been announced yet, Skull Island: Rise of Kong is set to arrive on PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, and PC this fall. Stay tuned for further updates and announcements.

We hope that Skull Island: Rise of Kong will offer achievements and rewards as bountiful as those found in 2005’s Peter Jackson’s King Kong: The Official Game Of The Movie. The 1000 Gamerscore on Xbox was notoriously easy to obtain in that game. You can watch our playthrough of the game in our King Kong Replay video. Given Kong’s recent appearance in Call of Duty Warzone alongside his longstanding rival Godzilla, we are excited about the potential for more monster-bashing games in the future.