Audio-focused Narrative Game Project Dark Launches on Steam and Switch
/Canadian indie game studio Red Meat Games have released their episodic, narrative-driven audio game Project Dark on Steam and Nintendo Switch.
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Canadian indie game studio Red Meat Games have released their episodic, narrative-driven audio game Project Dark on Steam and Nintendo Switch.
Read MoreKitfox will be publishing the sequel to 2018’s well-received strategy sim Six Ages: Ride Like the Wind.
Read MoreM5 Games’ 16-bit mash-em-up platformer is coming to a mobile device near you next month.
Read MoreAlto’s Adventure has been released on Mac, which you can pick up right here for $9.99 USD. Snowman’s founder Ryan Cash let me know via email that this was planned for a while:
“Ever since we launched the game on iOS we’d always wanted to do a Mac version, and we’d actually begun working on it a long time ago. We kind of got tied up with the tvOS version when that launched, and then of course, Alto’s Odyssey. When Apple announced the new Mac App Store at WWDC this year we knew it was time to dust off the code and bring it to the finish line.”
Snowman's infinite runner Alto's Odyssey is currently on sale on the iOS store right now. The game is enjoying a 60% discount which is normally $4.99 USD but is $1.99 USD for the next little bit.
Silverfish DX, the action game from one-man studio Chaotic Box has been released on iOS for iPhone and iPad.
"Weave your way through menacing swarms, collect Power Pods and turn the tables on your foes! The space bugs are back and tougher than ever - do you have what it takes to defeat them?"
You can pick up the game on iOS (iPhone and iPad) here for $3.99.
Silverfish DX is out now on the App Store! https://t.co/hEiCyukqJM
— Frank Condello (@ChaoticBox) June 7, 2018
#indiegame pic.twitter.com/yIQecGuIGx
It's a mobile heavy day today here at TorontoGameDevs as Blot Interactive released Oh No! Ninjas! on iTunes, and Android. The game is a typing action game feature ninja' while you tackle 80+ missions unlocking upgrades along the way.
Are you faster than a ninja? Our new free mobile game Oh No! Ninjas! is now available on Google Play and iTunes! Play it!
— Blot Interactive (@BlotInteractive) November 15, 2017
itunes: https://t.co/Gs31HyRfgJ
google play: https://t.co/XAQgwFBTPS#ohnoninjas #indiegame #MobileGame #ninja #arcade #wordtyping #wordgame #indie #f2p pic.twitter.com/PgCnUDEu09
Local London Developer Jordan Pearson has released Cally's Cave 4 on iOS for free today - a run and gun action game which features over 300 levels, and 88 weapons to play with.
"It’s time for Cally’s biggest adventure ever! On a mission to cure her friend Rupert’s curse, Cally must embark on a journey across the globe. Along the way, Cally will make new friends, discover a new arch-nemesis, and fight her way through hordes of enemies on the way to becoming the greatest hero in the world! Do you have what it takes to fight a secret society that holds the only thing that can save Rupert? Take on the challenge in the action platformer, Cally's Caves 4!"
You can pick up the game for free on iOS right here - and while you're at it, check out the soundtrack!
Canadian indie game studio Red Meat Games have released their episodic, narrative-driven audio game Project Dark on Steam and Nintendo Switch.
Kitfox will be publishing the sequel to 2018’s well-received strategy sim Six Ages: Ride Like the Wind.
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.
Our friends over at Snowman released an update for their indie hit Alto's Adventure that takes advantage of the iPhone X's shiny new screen.
"We’ve updated Alto’s Adventureto take advantage of the new screen on day one. With more of the mountain in view than ever, we really feel like this is the premiere way to experience the game"
You can download the game on iOS right here, while we wait for Alto's Odyseey, Where Cards Fall, and Skate City.
As we mentioned earlier this month, Block Dropping has been released on iOS for free, which you can get here.
Block Droppin' is available now, exclusively on @AppStoreGames. https://t.co/9bE0jzvUtf pic.twitter.com/nhO1aHEzhM
— Rocketship Park (@Rocketship_Park) August 24, 2017
Canadian indie game studio Red Meat Games have released their episodic, narrative-driven audio game Project Dark on Steam and Nintendo Switch.
Kitfox will be publishing the sequel to 2018’s well-received strategy sim Six Ages: Ride Like the Wind.
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.
They were looking for Beta testers not to long ago, and now it looks like Block Droppin' is ready for the masses. Rocketship Park's puzzle game will be available on iPhone and iPad August 24th as a free download.
"Block Droppin' is a fast-paced puzzle game of sliding tiles and falling blocks. Players race against the clock to make shapes in the upper playing field, and then drop those shapes into the well below to clear lines. It's the sort of experience that blends classic concepts into something wholly unique and (we believe) has the potential to secure a permanent spot on the homescreens of puzzle loving gamers."
Our friends over at the newly created Rocketship Park are looking for Beta Testers for their puzzle iOS game - Block Droppin'. You can sign up for the Beta right here.
Want to play #BlockDroppin before anybody else? Sign up for the beta right now! https://t.co/zJ2ny743gh pic.twitter.com/v2By9fyw3M
— Rocketship Park (@Rocketship_Park) July 16, 2017
Boat Rocker Media have made an turn-based adventure game based on the popular TV show Orphan Black. Players guide clones through puzzles set in the Orphan Black universe, and reliving elements of the TV Show. The game is available right now on Android, and iOS. Make sure to check out the trailer and screenshots below.
They teased a surprise for us, and delivered what looks to be a kids first step into the gaming world of SimCity. Developer Sago Mini announced Sago Mini Town, which is pegged as the developers "most inventive app yet" will release on April 13th:
"Calling all city builders and storytellers! Build your own island town by swapping, dropping, placing and playing with dozens of animated story tiles – including roads, houses, shops and visits from your favourite Sago Mini friends. Try to find the volcano, the pizza shop, or the mayor! There's no limit to what your imagination can create."
Sago even mentioned some of their Toronto roots seeping into the new app.
🏙 Our upcoming app was inspired by both the big town we're located in (Toronto, Canada) and the small towns many of us grew up in! 🏡 pic.twitter.com/6zSd8nuB5C
— Sago Mini (@sagomini) April 5, 2017
The new studio founded by ex-BioWare devs Humanoid Origin is looking to fill multiple roles.