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Vodeo Workers United is the first videogame industry union in North America
From The Creator Of Threes Comes Beast Breaker, A Ball-Bouncing Game About A Tiny Mouse It breaks our little hearts that the fantastic number-sliding game Threes never made it to Switch, but... we get it. Just in case, though, if any of the people who worked on it are reading this: we would definitely play it. Just in case. But good news: the creator of Threes, Asher Vollmer, just announced a one-two-punch of new studio and new game, and the game is coming to Nintendo Switch! Woo! The new studio is called Vodeo Games (excellent), and the game is Beast Breaker, a ball-bouncing game in the ve...
Beast Breaker. In Beast Breaker, players will assume the role of a mouse named Skipper who serves as the “ball” in the brick smashing gameplay. As Skipper, you’ll have to take turns lining up shots and attacking giant beasts in an effort to save the world. On top of that, Vodeo promises “a vibrant cast of characters who will help you craft equipment” and “master unique new fighting styles.” Beast Breaker is set to release sometime this summer on Nintendo Switch and PC (via the Epic Games Store).
'); } Threes creator Asher Vollmer has founded a new studio called Vodeo Games with the aim of delivering annual releases that offer a "cozy-crunchy experience." The studio comprises a 13-strong team of developers spread across North America. Its debut game will be a "turn-based, mouse-bouncing adventure" called Beast Breaker that will launch on PC and Nintendo Switch this summer. A second unannounced project is also in the works. The Vodeo Games website describes cozy-crunchy titles as experiences "full of complex, interlocking systems that can take years to fully master." The studio noted ...