Studio 4J Studios, already known for console adaptations of Minecraft and several Bethesda titles, has announced that it will bring the "mechanical" themed party game Manic Mechanics to Xbox on March 7, after the game had good ratings on Nintendo Switch.

Compared to the Switch version, 4J Studios has added a number of new features to this new version: in particular, we will find a "Versus" mode in addition to local and online co-op. In addition to this competitive mode, we will also find a brand new neighborhood, new characters and interesting variations of some of the most popular levels.

Here's the official description of the game, followed by the announcement trailer and a set of screenshots.

In Manic Mechanics, up to four players can don their overalls and head to Octane Island, a place full of four-wheelers, trying to make a name for themselves as roving mechanics.

It's a real race against time to repair as many cars as possible (trucks, helicopters, tractors, mini-subs and UFOs...). The faster the mechanics work, the more chaos ensues; The intricate repair processes are hampered by fuel spills, exploding tires, short-circuited robots, runaway cows, and even alien abductions, with hilarious and unforeseen consequences.

With over 30 levels to tackle across Octane Isle's six neighborhoods, it's no easy feat. So, grab your tool belt, gather your friends, and see if you have what it takes to become a Manic Mechanic.