News involving the video games developed in Canada, and the people who make them. Indie Games, AAA Games, and in between featured and reported on.
To celebrate the one-year anniversary of Nobody Saves the World’s release, Toronto-based Drinkbox Studios has added a new dinosaur form and a carnival-themed “endless” dungeon.
Read MoreAlto's Adventure, the infinite skier on iOS and Android is getting a free update that includes a Zen mode. Zen Mode, which hits iOS tomorrow on June 2nd, will "remove scores and let you continue from wherever you crashed -- all you have to do is enjoy the experience." It will also include a more relaxing soundtrack, and a photo mode.
The free update hits iOS tomorrow with an Android port coming "soon". You can download Alto's Adventure on iOS and Android.
Canadian indie game studio Red Meat Games have released their episodic, narrative-driven audio game Project Dark on Steam and Nintendo Switch.
Montréal-based indie studio KO_OP (@KOOPMode) has released Winding Worlds today on Apple Arcade, a “finger-wiggling puzzle-adventure about a girl, a worm, and goodbyes.”
M5 Games’ 16-bit mash-em-up platformer is coming to a mobile device near you next month.
Developer Asteroid Base took to Twitter for a surprise (well surprise to me, they have been tweeting about it for a while now) announcement today. Their 2-player couch coop adventure game is now a 4-player couch coop adventure game! The free update is available on Steam right now, and will be heading its way to Xbox One and PlayStation 4 "soon".
The FREE 4-player update for LOVERS is now available for PC, Mac, and Linux!
— Asteroid Base (@AsteroidBase) May 12, 2016
Coming soon for Xbox One and PS4. pic.twitter.com/gq5xwEWrX3
To celebrate the update, you can pick up Lovers In A Dangerous Spacetime on Steam for 50% off until May 14th. I was a big fan of the game when it came to PS4 earlier this year, so if you're looking to pick up the game on the cheap, now is a better time than ever.
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