Billie Bust Up ‘I’ve Had Enough of You’ song reveal trailer, developer diary

Latest look at the musical 3D platformer.

Publisher Humble Games and developer Giddy Goat Games have released a new trailer and composer developer diary for musical 3D platformer Billie Bust Up revealing the new song “I’ve Had Enough of You.”

Here is an overview of the game, via Humble Games:

About
A showstopping 3D platforming musical.
Embark on a magical, musical odyssey in Billie Bust Up, a 3D platformer inspired by your favorite timeless, tuneful, and imaginative animated films.
Play the lead role as an adventurous and headstrong young goat named Billie on a quest to follow in her long-lost father’s hoofsteps and reclaim a powerful magic. Alongside your mystic axolotl mentor Aristotle and playable pet fox Oscar, you’ll explore strange realms, take on showstopping villains with their own unforgettable songs, master incredible magical powers, and discover a darkly fantastic world where skillful gameplay and memorable music are harmoniously intertwined.

Key Features
Move to the Music – Put your platforming and musical talents in the spotlight in fun, challenging rhythm-based battles. Attacks drop to the beat, and lyrics clue you in to what’s coming next.
An Enchanting Ensemble – Ghosts. Feline smugglers. Puppets. Adventure alongside a charming cast of brave heroes and sinister villains, each with their own complex backstories and personalities.
For the Young at Heart – Fanciful fantasy with thrills, humor, pathos, and heart. Discover a tale of friendship, family, and the shadowy secrets that sometimes lurk behind the most vibrant exteriors.
Showstopping Songs – Each main character has their own signature song revealing their personality and motive. Bust out your own vocals with an optional sing-a-long mode for every song!
Incredible Magic Powers – Tap into a symphony of awesome abilities to take on the world’s challenges. Glide over obstacles with your umbrella wand. Conjure shields, ice, and distracting decoys.
A Welcoming World – Accessibility features like user interface color and sizing options, assist modes, and options for visual and audio cues help ensure more people can join the fun.