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Mintrocket taps Anthony C. Ferrante of Sharknado fame to produce a live action launch trailer for Dave the Diver – In the Jungle

Viewers of the PC Gaming Show this past Sunday were treated to a brand new trailer for Mintrocket’s upcoming DLC for their highly popular Dave the Diver title. Before we were treated to that sweet sweet gameplay, we were shown what a live action Dave the Diver could look like courtesy of Anthony C. Ferrante (Sharknado, Meth Gator).

We pretty much get a 1 to 1 portrayal of Dave, Cobra, Bancho and Yoshie as they head inland to explore the unexplored realms of Utara. Players can expect the catch and cook gameplay of the base game as well as new mini-games exclusive to this add-on.

Dave the Diver – In the Jungle is expected to bring the fun and games when it launches on PC, Mac, the Xbox, PlayStation and Switch platforms on June 18th, 2026.

DAVE THE DIVER – In the Jungle DLC Launch Trailer

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