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Posted on Hello gentle readers, and welcome to the SwitchArcade Round-Up for May 28th, 2021. In spite of the fact that more than twenty-five new games hit the eShop yesterday, today has a huge number of releases all on its own. The obvious highlights include Wonder Boy Asha in Monster World and World’s End Club, but there are plenty of other interesting games to check out. And some really bad ones, too. That’s the business! We’ve also got a rather large list of new sales to look at, an...

Whether you’ve spent five minutes, five hours or five days with Human Fall Flat, there’s no debating that it’s a game capable of delivering a hell of a time, as players attempt to navigate themselves through a series of floating dreamscapes, wobbling their way to victory. But after gathering up a huge amount of acclaim since first launch, it’s now time for Human: Fall Flat to continue to stay fresh with Xbox Series X|S optimisation and a whole new free level at the fore of that. Now av...

Here Are The Switch eShops Best-Selling Games Of April 2021 (Japan) Share: Nintendo has released an updated list of its best-selling titles in Japan, this time covering April 2021. Monster Hunter Rise remains the countrys biggest eShop game for a second consecutive month, with New Pokémon Snap earning a second-place spot despite only launching on the last day of the month. Only paid downloads are included in the list, and any games that were on sale during the period are appropriately labelled...

Finding new and interesting games on the Play Store isn't always easy, which is why I'm always creating new roundups to highlight the better titles out

We are Codeglue, a company that worked on the mobile port of Human: Fall Flat. Our main job on this project was to ensure that everything from menus to gameplay felt as good and mobile-friendly as possible, while keeping support for bluetooth controllers. In this post we will show how we tackled the challenges we faced. Human: Fall Flat is a physics-based puzzle platformer published by 505 Games where you run, jump, lift, climb and fall your way through levels. First, we will go over the challe...

The event is about the business of indie games development, and has been programmed by GamesIndustry.biz with support from EGX Rezzed. Alongside the talks, there are meetings and private, behind-closed-doors sessions with the likes of Team17 CEO Debbie Bestwick, UKIE boss Dr Jo Twist, John Romero, plus Kickstarter and London Venture Partners. You can see the full schedule here. The event is headline sponsored by Xsolla, and has been backed by CrazyLabs, Creative England (Advance Initiative), C...

GI Live: Online is a week away, and here is the final schedule of speakers, roundtable sessions and special guests. 60 publishers are set to meet with hundreds of indie developers at the show, via our 1-to-1 meeting system and in a special industry Discord. Tickets cost $50 for developers and publishers (+ VAT), and can be bought here. The event runs Wednesday, April 14th - Friday, April 16th. Speakers include Unity and Nifty Games Peter Moore, Minecraft boss Helen Chiang, IO Interactive head H...

Posted on Hello gentle readers, and welcome to the SwitchArcade Round-Up for April 5th, 2021. We’ve got a few new releases to look at today, and they really run the gamut in terms of quality. There’s also a Mini-View of Vaporum: Lockdown, a challenging but satisfying dungeon crawler. The most exciting thing going on today is the list of new sales, with Bethesda running discounts across the board. Yes, even for Skyrim and DOOM Eternal. We’ve got lists of both incoming and outgoing sale...

With an excess of stimulus money and time on their hands, peoples attention landed on commission-free trading platforms, leading to an exuberant rise in prices this year. Now, with vaccines rolling out, final stimulus checks being spent and warm weather returning, attention is returning to socializing and traveling. Memes Fall Flat: So goes the explanation for why prices in meme stocks have been flat since the frenzy reached fever pitch in late January, according to Bloomberg. Searches for “G...

A deep-dive into the future of subscription gaming. Updated on 18 February 2021 Video game subscriptions are all the rage. Or, maybe thats not quite right. It looks like video game subscriptions will be all the rage, in the not too distant future, if things carry on in the direction theyre going right now. Right now, of course, people are getting their games in more or less the same ways they always have - buying them outright, or downloading them as ...