Curve Studios is wrapping up work on the Wii U exclusive title Stealth Inc 2. The game is said to be “in the final straits now”, according to the company’s Jonathan Biddle.
Biddle tweeted a status update for Stealth Inc 2 earlier today while also revealing that the game is about twice as big as the original.
He said:
Stealth Inc 2 has turned out huge. 182 rooms, over 500 screens in size. It's about 2 Stealth Inc 1s, which sounds somehow like it should be.
— Bidds (@onebitbeyond) July 22, 2014
Phew! Stealth Inc 2 in the final straits now. All content and features done, just messy and buggy. Submission mere weeks away.
— Bidds (@onebitbeyond) July 22, 2014
We've made this monster in only nine months too. Probably only possible because we made it all in GameMaker first to solidify the design.
— Bidds (@onebitbeyond) July 22, 2014
Swing Swing Submarine is partnering with Neko Entertainment to bring Tetrobot and Co. to Wii U.
The studio announced on Twitter earlier today:
So, it is official, @NekoEnt is helping us to port Tetrobot and Co. to WiiU. Go Go, Psychobot! pic.twitter.com/xaWaQxBFZ1
— SwingSwingSubmarine (@swingswingsub) July 22, 2014
Tetrobot and Co. is a puzzle title that landed on Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, and Android late last year. It’s unclear if the Wii U version will bring anything new to the table.
Areal’s Kickstarter campaign has just taken a new turn for the worse. All funding for the game has been suspended, and it sounds like pledges are starting to be cancelled.
A message sent to backers states, “A review of the project uncovered evidence that it broke Kickstarter’s rules.”
Here’s the message in full:
Listings on Amazon have outed hardcover guides for both Hyrule Warriors
and Bayonetta 2
For Hyrule Warriors’ hardcover guide, Prima promises “High quality paper and unique cover treatments for collectibility”. The guide also features “an extensive behinds the scenes section, giving a closer look at the art behind Hyrule Warriors” as well as information on how to unlock the different characters and battle tactics.
An overview of the guide reads:
The Deer God met its Kickstarter funding goal last week. However, just a few hours ago, the campaign’s donations hit $40,000. This means that a Wii U version of The Deer God will now be made a reality.
A $55,000 3DS stretch goal was announced last week, but is unlikely to be met with just over a day remaining in the campaign.
As far as the game itself is concerned, The Deer God is a platformer “about survival, reincarnation, and karma, all set in a breathtaking and unique 3D pixelized world.” It’s targeted for launch in 2015.
Check out the official Kickstarter page for The Deer God here.
Adventure Time: The Secret of the Nameless Kingdom and Falling Skies: The Game will be playable at San Diego Comic-Con 2014 this week, Little Orbit announced today. Fans can go hands-on with both titles in the Cartoon Network ConQuest redemption center located outside the convention center on the grassy area in front of The New Children’s Museum.
A trailer for Adventure Time: The Secret of the Nameless Kingdom is debuting at Cartoon Network’s Adventure Time panel on July 25. Also on Friday, the first trailer for Falling Skies: The Game will be shown at TNT’s panel for the series.
Source: Little Orbit PR
IHS and Gamer Network recently conducted a survey of pre and post E3 hardware purchase intent.
For Wii U, following Nintendo’s showing, interest in the console seemed to grow significantly. Wii U purchase intent rose by 50 percent over the course of E3, according to GamesIndustry.
The same survey also revealed that 89 percent of Wii U owners intend to purchase the new Zelda game when it arrives next year.
