Peak just added an in-game concert starring rapper bbno$, but it's gone tomorrow
Aggro Crab called the celebration "not just a shameless clout moment," but also a "thank you" to its community.
It may have lost best multiplayer game to Arc Raiders at The Game Awards, but Peak is still peak—and it's celebrating a landmark year in "friendslop" with an in-game concert, Fortnite style.
The concert features three performances from rapper bbno$, singer and VTuber Ironmouse, and vlogger vanillamace, who was featured on bbno$'s recent song "bing bong." To access it, players can find a bugle near their spawn point on the shore; giant renditions of the three as Peak characters will then emerge from the ocean and perform.
In a Steam community blog post, Aggro Crab discussed the collaboration: "If you don't know bbno$, he's a rapper and songwriter who's collabed with almost everyone on the internet at this point. Most importantly, he's always down to f*ck around and find out—which you all know by this point that we are too!
"This concert is not just a shameless clout moment (ok it is a little)," the post continues. "But it's also a thank you celebration for such an amazing year on Peak! Thank you for all the awards and love on our goofy friendslop game- we couldn't have done it without our Peak community backing us up."
Fans are enjoying the event on social media, with player itwazn_tmEe posting a thread titled "TF IF BBNO$ DOIN IN MY SCREEN?!?!?" to the Peak subreddit. Players are also finding you can nab a secret Ironmouse-themed hairstyle exclusive to the event, though that's set to be "exploded" after the event, as Aggro Crab stated on X.
It's a suitably silly victory lap for Peak, which stands tall as one of the most memorable co-op games of the year. Arc Raiders may have a Game Award, but there are two things it'll (probably) never have: cannibalism and bbno$.
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Justin first became enamored with PC gaming when World of Warcraft and Neverwinter Nights 2 rewired his brain as a wide-eyed kid. As time has passed, he's amassed a hefty backlog of retro shooters, CRPGs, and janky '90s esoterica. Whether he's extolling the virtues of Shenmue or troubleshooting some fiddly old MMO, it's hard to get his mind off games with more ambition than scruples. When he's not at his keyboard, he's probably birdwatching or daydreaming about a glorious comeback for real-time with pause combat. Any day now...
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