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[linuxgamenews]

Discover Ancient Greece in the Call of Olympus DLC for Kingdom Two Crowns

Call of Olympus is the next DLC coming to the micro strategy game Kingdom Two Crowns on Linux, Steam Deck, Mac, and Windows PC. Thanks to the teams at Stumpy Squid, Fury Studios, and Coatsink for their amazing creativity. Coming to Steam this year. Exciting news today from Raw Fury and Fury Studios. They just announced the next DLC for Kingdom Two Crowns, called Call of Olympus. This new content is coming to both Linux and Steam Deck later this year. They dropped the announcement at the start of the Raw Fury Publisher sale, where you can snag Kingdom Two Crowns for a huge 75% off on Steam. That's a steal! So, what's the deal with Call of Olympus? Imagine Ancient Greece with all its gods and myths brought to life in pixel-perfect style. This new campaign also shakes up the classic Kingdom formula. You’ll get to unlock powerful artifacts through quests, due to help defend against those pesky waves of Greed that attack at night.

Kingdom Two Crowns: Call of Olympus

In this DLC, you’ll be defending and conquering the Greed to uncover the secrets atop Mount Olympus. As the Monarch, your goal is to earn the favor of several gods to reach the divine mountaintop. So get ready for an island-hopping adventure full of unique challenges and puzzles. You’ll also need to keep the gods happy if you want to claim victory on the mountain in Call of Olympus.

Features:

Greedified mythos and setting: Dive into an ancient Greek-inspired world with pixel-perfect graphics. It’s a feast for the eyes!

Seek the favor of the gods: Complete divine quests and earn some powerful rewards. Since the gods will have your back in Call of Olympus!

Battle the Greed on an epic scale: Build up your defenses and get ready to face the threats that loom over Mount Olympus. It’s going to be intense!

And don’t forget, Kingdom Two Crowns is available on Steam right now with that epic 75% discount during the Raw Fury Publisher sale, running from May 20 to June 3. It's the perfect time to jump in if you haven't already. Available on GOG and Humble Store at regular price. So, gear up and get ready for Kingdom Two Crowns: Call of Olympus. It’s going to be an epic adventure on Linux, Steam Deck, Mac, and Windows PC. So be sure to Wishlist on Steam.

[gebo4482]

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Website / Steam

[dustyd00dles]

This is your invitation (threat) to go play Moonglow Bay PLS PLS this game is so silly (It emotionally wrecked me for 3 days straight!!)

Anyways, its coming up on the 1 year anniversary of me finishing it over winter break and then crying my eyes out and then making fisher ocs to cope!! pls pls pls buy it and play it so I can ramble to you I beg

(art is not my own, only official promo art for the game!!)

https://moonglowbay.com/

Guys I promise its so cute and so queer and so inclusive and so FUCKING HEARTBREAKING

also you can choose you and your partners pronouns and thats very rad ty for letting me safely explore my identity :]

[absolutefreedom001]

Sniper Elite VR

A great game with at least one massive flaw...but in the end still worth it.

[crazygamecommunity]

Coatsink e lo sviluppatore Sad Cat Studios hanno posticipato l'uscita del platform d'azione fantascientifico retro-futuristico REPLACED dalla finestra di rilascio precedentemente pianificata per il 2024 al 2025.

[hardcoregamer]

Learning the Value of One-Hundredth of a Second Racing Through Phantom Spark

The short tracks mean you can replay as many times as needed to learn each one's subtleties, with a failed run just being on average between thirty and fifty seconds to try again. Failure becomes irrelevant, because each missed corner or heavy-handed braking is another lesson in how to whip through the track at lightning speed next time.

Keep reading!

[miloscat]

[Review] Shu (PSVita)

This platformer is a right charmer.

Still working through my library of Vita-compatible PSN games, Shu is one of those games that just caught my eye while browsing the sales page one day. A relatively early release from British indie studio Coatsink, the trailer gave me some Rayman Origins vibes which was enough to hook me instantly. The game itself is not quite as ambitious as that but was enough to delight me for a few hours.

While the inspiration seemed obvious to me, the gameplay is a little more minimalist than the new Rayman games. Your main actions are just to move, jump, and glide, without much momentum management. There is the brilliant companion feature though, where Shu's fellow villagers pop up to help him out. Each world features two who will run alongside you holding hands (so cute!) and grant you a new ability, be it a double jump, water running, wall jump, a dash, or some other interaction with a level gimmick. This culminates in the final gauntlet level that cycles you through all of them in a row.

Although the game features "only" 15 levels, each one is packed with obstacles and collectibles. There's no combat or boss fights, but you do sometimes have to run from a sentient storm and its gaping mouth, which can get pretty tense. Unfortunately they did implement a lives system (not having taken on board the freedom of Rayman Origins' removal of this mechanic), but it actually works like Little Big Planet: each checkpoint tops you up to five lives, with no other way to increase your total. The game doesn't need lives, but it was interesting since I haven't seen anyone else use the particular system LBP did.

With its stylised hand-drawn characters on top of lovely 3D environments, Shu makes a strong impression. The character designs in particular are just so charming. I was glad there was a hub level that lets you try out their abilities and view some concept art for each. The game is also good about communicating gameplay notions visually which is important in the chase scenes or time trials.

Shu is just a pleasant time all the way through, with only a few pain points in certain later levels. The different worlds have distinct styles and the companion characters help change up the gameplay too, with nothing overstaying its welcome. The field of view is just right, although playing on the Vita the characters and interactables seem tiny... but I actually like that a lot as a style! I'm glad I took a chance on Shu because it charmed the trousers off me; spiffing.

[lazyajju]

Worldless - Coming to Steam, Xbox, PlayStation & Nintendo Switch on Nov 21, 2023

Jump, Glide and Dash 🥷👀

[savingcontent]

REPLACED, the cyberpunk action platformer resurfaces at The Game Awards, releasing next year

REPLACED, the cyberpunk action platformer resurfaces at The Game Awards, releasing next year

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[miketendo-64]

[EXPlay] Moonglow Bay | Nintendo Switch

Fresh from his adventures in the big city, @jonathanober takes to the quite coastal life of #MoonglowBay on #NintendoSwitch for his newest Explain & Play review

Welcome to EXPlay, (Explain & Play) the review series where we care not for scores but tell it how it is when it comes to every game we get our hands on, whilst also taking the time to include some lengthy gameplay, to give you the reader, the chance to shape your own impressions and views whilst watching and reading. In this explanatory review, we’re covering Moonglow Bay by developer…

[lesserknownwaifus]

Edda from Worldless (Noname Studio, Thunderful and Coatsink, 2023)

[linuxgamenews]

Kingdom Two Crowns: Call of Olympus DLC Release Date Announced

Call of Olympus DLC for Kingdom Two Crowns the side-scrolling strategy game on Linux, Steam Deck, Mac, and Windows PC. Thanks to the awesome teams at Stumpy Squid, Fury Studios, and Coatsink for their creativity and talent. Due to be available on Steam. Exciting news from Raw Fury and Fury Studios: Kingdom Two Crowns: Call of Olympus is the next big DLC for their side-scrolling strategy game. It’s releasing on October 8th for Linux and Steam Deck. But that’s not all! Along with the DLC release, there’s a free 2.0 update packed with some great quality of life changes. You’ll get the option to turn off that pesky tutorial ghost, a new save system with up to 10 save slots, and more. Plus, you can freshen up your Monarch’s style with two new cosmetic packs: The Archon’s Royal Wardrobe and Regent’s Royal Wardrobe. These packs also offer customization options and help support ongoing development. Now, let’s talk about the main event – Call of Olympus DLC takes you into an epic, mythological world inspired by Ancient Greece. The DLC is due to shake up the Kingdom formula with new quests, powerful artifacts, and an all-new campaign. You’ll defend against waves of Greed while working to unlock the secrets of Mount Olympus.

Kingdom Two Crowns: Call of Olympus DLC | Date Reveal Trailer

As the Monarch, you’ll need to earn the favor of Greek gods like Artemis, Athena, Hephaestus, and Hermes. This journey will have you island-hopping, solving puzzles, and battling fierce enemies, all while discovering treasures and powerful rewards along the way.

Key Features:

Epic New World: Explore a reworked map with the ultimate goal of reaching Mount Olympus. How you get there is up to you!

Temple and Quest Islands: Tackle new challenges and uncover hidden rewards on these islands. Call of Olympus DLC has you prove yourself to the gods and earn your way to Olympus.

Mythological Mounts: Ride awesome new mounts like the three-headed Cerberus, fire-breathing Chimera, winged Pegasus, and even a trusty Donkey. Each mount offers unique abilities to help in your journey.

Face the Greed: Prepare for multi-phase boss battles and an upgraded Greed threat. Defend your crown like never before, now with the help of new siege mechanics and Hoplites in Phalanx formation.

Assemble Your Fleet: Build ships armed with ballistas, conquer the seas, and transport your army to face the growing Greed.

And don’t forget about the DLC artifacts in Call of Olympus! These game-changing items, gifted by the gods, offer special offensive and defensive abilities. Whether it’s a powerful bow or a hammer that boosts your troops, these items are sure to give you the edge in battle. Finally, there’s a helpful Oracle to guide you on your adventure, making sure you’re never stuck. Plus, you can wield fire tech straight from Prometheus himself to burn down the Greed! Mark your calendars for October 8 – you won’t want to miss this, so Wishlist it on Steam for Linux, Steam Deck, Mac, and Windows PC. Also find the base game on Steam and Humble Store.

[gebo4482]

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Website / Steam

[gotworldless]

Welcome to Glance of Tomorrow: A Worldless Fanzine!

Glance of Tomorrow: A Worldless Fanzine is a zine based on the Indie Game Worldless, a 2D hybrid metriodvania with a stunning art style and incredible combat. Worldless is made by NoName Studios and published by Coatsink and Thunderful Games.

Currently being run by the Paraluxx Nebula System/ @octahedral-chaos

We are currently accepting Submissions! Please read the following rules before creating something.

We take in anything really, Digital or traditional art, fanfiction, poems, even pictures of sculptures and such! However, we don't accept anything NSFW.

For dimensions, we will be using an A4/ Letter sized pages, or 8.3 x 11.7/ 8 × 11 inches. This is to ensure that the zine will have a constant sizing and to not break the document.

Have fun! Please fill out the interest checker before you submit something.

It should be noted that the zine will be posted digitally on Itch.IO for free! It'll be a PDF.

To submit, please use the form provided below. It should be noted that submissions will be closed on the 20th of October.

[octahedral-chaos]

OCTAfan's Odd/ Obscure Characters Tournament: Round 1 Part 6

Edda and Aven (Worldless) VS the Planets (A Dance of Fire and Ice)

Quick Facts

Edda and Aven

The protagonists of Worldless, a 2D Metroidvania/ Platformer with turn based combat!

Worldless was released on the 21st of November, 2023 (Or 20th of November if you're a Steam player), and was made by Noname Studios and published by both Coatsink and Thunderful Games.

The Planets

The Protagonist (Protagonists?) Of A Dance of Fire and Ice, a one button rhythm game well known for being pretty difficult!

A Dance of Fire and Ice (Or "ADOFAI" for short) was released on the 24th of January, 2019. It was made and published by 7th Beat Games.

[arandompeep]

Oh! And I'm also making a pair of Aven claw gloves. I'm almost finished with the actual claws, and then I just have to make the gloves itself!

I'm going to pair this with my navy blue scarf that I got-

Maybe I could make a full-on Aven cosplay... hmmmmm

ooo nice!!! There's a lot of cosplays I wanna do ksjshhshs

every day I pray to coatsink for worldless plushies. they must be acquired