Reporting on the games made in Canada and the creators behind them
As previously announced, Sky Rogue is officially out on Switch. You can pick it up for $24.99 CAD. The soundtrack is also available which you can pick up here. If you rather play the game on your PC - it is on sale on Steam during this week.
Sky Rogue is now on the #NintendoSwitch!https://t.co/GuWnSIV0uP
— Sky Rogue Official (@skyroguegame) April 27, 2018
PC version is also 40% off!https://t.co/uZbM1BY37Z pic.twitter.com/NknbokybO7
With #SkyRogue releasing on #NintendoSwitch yesterday, now seemed like as good a time as any to get the soundtrack up on Soundcloud. The rest will be up next week; the whole OST is available on both bandcamp & youtube in the meantime!https://t.co/ImyaYWFCm1
— Pete (@PhoneticHero) April 27, 2018
Halifax-based devs Max Inferno have released Cupboards & Drawers DLC for their 2022 puzzler A Little to the Left.
Vancouver-based indie powerhouse Brace Yourself Games (@BYG_Vancouver) announced their upcoming rhythm game spinoff will be released on Nintendo Switch as well as Steam.
Toronto-based Drinkbox Studios’ Tales From Space: Mutant Blobs Attack will be getting printed on a cart.
Montréal-based game dev Johan Vinet has partnered with Limited Run Games to release physical copies of his upcoming 2D cinematic platformer LUNARK for PlayStation 4, 5 and Nintendo Switch- set to release later this week.
Vancouver-based Daniel Mullin Games is working with Special Reserve Games to release a physical edition of his 2021 roguelite deck-builder Inscryption for PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch.
Toronto-based indie powerhouse Vagabond Dog is releasing a physical copy of their cult classic 2014 RPG maker title Always Sometimes Monsters in partnership with Limited Run Games.
Cuphead is celebrating its initial launch on PC and Xbox One 5 years ago today, September 29, with the announcement of a physical copy of the game coming to PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Switch.
Tribes of Midgard Season 3 drops later this month which comes with a slew of free updates, including a new Saga Boss, a revamped survival mode, new weapons, enemies, armors, and more.
Sea of Stars, the Sabotage Studio follow-up to The Messenger has been delayed into 2023. Originally announced in 2020 with an extremely successful Kickstarter for a 2022 release date, the team has pushed it to next year citing two main priorities: quality of life for their team, and the quality of the finished product.
Cat couple owner slash game dev studio Max Inferno announced a 2nd DLC pack for their tidy puzzler.