Motion Twin didn't make a Dead Cells sequel because they don't give a damn what you think
Fan pressure never had an impact on the studio's decision to build its next game.
Fan pressure never had an impact on the studio's decision to build its next game.
Seven years after release, the end has come.
Airing on 10th April, it's said to be "no extra fluff, just games".
After seven years, four DLCs, and 18 updates, the developer is finally ready to move on.
It's getting a run of 10 short episodes.
So more content will be coming in 2024.
It'll mark the end of the trilogy of DLCs that started with The Bad Seed.
The game trial can be downloaded now, so you're ready to go on January 26.
It's the second paid DLC the roguelike has received.
The upcoming DLC is said to introduce two new biomes, as well as new weapons and enemies.
Some bigger news dropping in a couple of months was also teased.
Android gamers now get to experience action-platformer Dead Cells and they can get it at a 10% launch discount.
"In a shameless attempt to convince Lord Gaben of Valve to send us an Index kit (each, of course) we built this," pleads the studio, convincingly.
Two early game biomes are coming in with this DLC, but that's just the beginning for the roadmap of the next two years.
Recycling Tubes are there for experienced players, and a new mini biome has also been added to the game.
The mobile version has been redesigned with these users in mind, including new control options to utilise.
A brand new launch trailer has just been released, along with the announcement that the game has passed two million copies sold.
Motin Twin has teamed up with Playdigious to deliver this new mobile version, with Android players getting it later on.
We talked to Motion Twin at PAX about the major content update for one of last year's most popular indies.
PC is the main platform, but Nintendo Switch sales have been good too according to Motion Twin.
After more than a year battling through the dungeons of Early Access, Motion Twin's pixel-perfect action-platformer is out in the wild.
Team aiming to improve the experience for Switch players.
Motion Twin's roguelike has emerged out of Early Access.
We'll also be getting physical PS4 and Switch versions.
We took a closer look at Motion Twin's so-called roguevania.
Slash, slash, roll.