Pro Jank Footy
2026 video game developed by Powerbomb Games and Tinker Town
Pro Jank Footy is a 2026 arcade roguelike sports game developed by Australian studios Powerbomb Games and Tinker Town. The game is published by Powerbomb Games and Umbrella Games.
Gameplay
The game is an arcade-style Australian rules football game that features comedic and roguelike twists to the arcade sports genre.
The game features two teams of 18 and over 150 power-ups that alter gameplay. The game is playable in local multiplayer or a single-player season mode.
Development
In July 2026, developer Powerbomb Games announced that Pro Jank Footy will launch on 12 August. The developers Powerbomb and Tinker Town are based in Adelaide, Australia. Australian animator Michael Cusack produced the launch trailer to mark the game's release date announcement. Powerbomb Games' creative director is David Ashby. Ashby previously co-created the comedy series Danger 5.
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