Intropy Games is releasing Astral Breakers on the North American Wii U eShop next week, the studio confirmed today.
Astral Breakers is a cooperative/competitive action-puzzle game. The goal is to break colorful spheres, which in turn drops useless spheres into your opponent’s territory.
Astral Breakers allows for competitive play in Versus mode. In SuperNova survival mode, two players can team up against the CPU.
It’s possible to draw your own characters in the game. As it’s based on a Zodiac theme, you can use the GamePad to plot your own constellations. Constellations take on different properties when you bring them into battle. Their name, how they are drawn, their drop pattern and drop intensity (amount of garbage dropped on an opponent) will cause variations. Constellations are typically more lethal if they’re a complex drawing. Astral Breakers will also come with 12 existing Zodiac constellations.
Look for Astral Breakers on the Wii U eShop next Thursday.
Return to PopoloCrois: A Story of Seasons Fairytale only just launched in Japan last month. Despite this, a new game in the series is seemingly in the works.
A fan in Japan picked up the strategy guide for Return to PopoloCrois: A Story of Seasons Fairytale, which reveals that the franchise’s next game is already being made. It’s supposed to be like the 1998 PlayStation title Poporogue. Apparently, it’s also stated in the guide: “(The next game) has many new species”.
So that’s some interesting news. We don’t know if the new game will be on a Nintendo platform, but given how A Story of Seasons Fairytale is for 3DS, there’s a decent shot of it happening.
The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth has received its first update on New 3DS. Primarily, this should be a patch for various bugs.
The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth creator Edmund McMillen shared today’s update news on Twitter, writing:
99% sure the update for rebirth 3ds is live now, but you may need to manually update for some reason.
— Edmund McMillen (@EdmundMcMillenn) July 30, 2015
TechCrunch put together a video featuring the hackathon event hosted at Facebook for Super Mario Maker. Take a look at it below.
Another week, another update for Collectible Badge Center. Nintendo updated the Japanese 3DS application with badges based on Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer.
Fans can decorate their 3DS home menu with fourteen panels of badges, including popular characters such as Isabelle, Lottie, Goldie, and Villager – not to mention various in-game items. Collectible Badge Center also have access to three panels of pixelated beetles and one free go.
Earlier today, Square Enix announced Final Fantasy Explorers for overseas territories. Retailers are now starting to follow up on the news with pre-orders.
Amazon is the first out of the gate with reservations. You can put in a pre-order here
. If other retailers put up listings, we’ll update this post.
Endless Golf arrived on the North American eShop today as one of the latest Wii U downloads. View some footage from the title below.
The latest update for Elliot Quest is out now. Today’s update brings the game up to version 1.2.3.
After applying the new patch, players can begin using new features like the Miiverse Journal and Stamps. PlayEveryWare also improved Elliot Quest’s performance, and has removed frame skips/hiccups in busy areas.
