Five Irish games are up for grabs on Towerbundle.com this week with fifty per cent of the profits going to the charity, Concern Worldwide.
The Irish Week bundle includes platformer Goldbeard, recent Steam release Ku: Shourd of the Morrigan, brawler mini-game Battle of Clontarf, Batcat Games excellent twin-stick shooter P-3 Biotic, and iOS platformer Jellyflug.
You'll get codes for Steam, Desura and the App Store while Battle of Clontarf is a direct download link.
Keep an eye out for video of some of these games on Hackett Out soon.
Showing posts with label bitsmith. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bitsmith. Show all posts
Monday, 24 March 2014
Monday, 17 March 2014
bitSmith release new FranknJohn footage
Some of the team from Dublin-based indie studio bitSmith are at GDC in San Francisco this week - but that hasn't stopped them pushing out a trailer showing early pre-alpha footage of their upcoming game FranknJohn.
The top-down, rouge-like-like brawler should be getting a Kickstarter soon, but in the meantime you can take a quick look at the gameplay and some of the environments that you can look forward to in the final game.
In a statement via their newsletter today the developers said they'll be streaming sections of the game on their Twitch channel.
The top-down, rouge-like-like brawler should be getting a Kickstarter soon, but in the meantime you can take a quick look at the gameplay and some of the environments that you can look forward to in the final game.
In a statement via their newsletter today the developers said they'll be streaming sections of the game on their Twitch channel.
Thursday, 6 March 2014
Kú goes live on Steam this St. Patrick's Day
Kú is a top-down 2D game with action-rpg elements. Bit Smith released the game on iPad last year but now, after a protracted Steam Greenlight campaign, it's finally getting a full re-release for PC.
Versions of the game are already available on the developer's website for Android, PC and Mac.
The game is a twist on the Táin, the story of Cúchulainn, set in a future Ireland.
In a statement on their Steam page today the developers said: "What better way to celebrate St. Patricks [sic] Day than to consume yourself in some ancient Irish history."
Kú was not without its problems on iPad - but a lot of my frustrations came from the controls. The game has full controller support on PC. There's no detail on pricing yet but I'll keep you informed.
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