Fate Trigger certainly has its priorities.

Fate Trigger

In 1998, Trespasser: Jurassic Park: The Lost World revolutionized gaming by introducing a health bar tattooed on the character’s chest, forcing players to look down at her cleavage to check their health.

Since then, most games have shied away from such bold choices, but now Saroasis Studios is bringing back the audacity with Fate Trigger, a waifu shooter raising the question: ‘What if a massive bust obscured your view?’

The developer released a trailer for its upcoming closed beta set for July 24, showcasing characters ranging from anime women to mechanics and bikers in an expansive Fortnite-like map.

Unlike standard cosmetics, characters in Fate Trigger appear to have unique abilities. For instance, a bunny character can summon a giant carrot while wielding a bazooka, and a mechanic girl has the power to teleport through portals. Additionally, players can expect various modes, including a classic points-based tactical shooter format.

Though the gameplay looks chaotic and a bit cheeky, it has piqued interest among gamers. Players can sign up for the closed beta on Steam. Note that the beta will run indefinitely without a specified end date.