Make way for Make Way as it makes way to Play(Station)

Secret Mode :

Dundee, Scotland – 26 June 2024: The course keeps growing! Make Way, the chaotic 1-4 player party racer from developer Ice Beam and publisher Secret Mode, has arrived today on PlayStation®4 (PS4™) and PlayStation®5 (PS5™).

Existing Make Way players will also see the game overhauled with a major 1.2 patch. Bots are now available in online matches, alongside improvements to connectivity and lag which make for a much smoother racing experience when joining other players' games. Several smaller tweaks, including beefed-up weaponry, the ability to skip troublesome sections, and various bug fixes, have also been introduced. The full patch list is available here.

Make Way has already made a splash on PC, Nintendo Switch™, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S, with a Metacritic score of 83 for PC platforms and TechRadar Gaming calling it "the perfect party racer".

The new PlayStation versions are fully cross-play compatible with all other editions, allowing any player on any platform to race together on their collaboratively crafted courses. Make Way is also Verified on Steam Deck for an exceptional handheld racing experience.

About Make Way

Download assets from our press kit:
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/k3ya5hfue7fobt9dbmjdt/AAjpT_KpRczQIie9_F1N848?rlkey=1b5wz3id37nef0blkkt2ahb49&st=qjqr4x8r&dl=0

Make Way is available now on PS4, PS5, Steam, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S.

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About Secret Mode
Secret Mode is the publishing wing of Sumo Group Ltd, and winner of the Ukie Best UK Publisher 2024 award. Our goal is to publish internally developed projects from any of our 18 game development studios across the UK, US, Europe, and India, as well as third party independent game developers. We believe that games are for everyone, and that creativity has no limits. We believe quality and fun are everything.

About Ice Beam
Ice Beam is a passionate independent development studio based in Dundee. The company founder, Tom Goodchild, has worked in the games industry for over 20 years and has led the design on several boxed and digital releases on Microsoft, PlayStation, Nintendo, Steam, mobile, and virtual reality platforms. The studio's first game, Socketeer, was released in 2018 on PC and console.