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[EXPlay] Moonglow Bay | Nintendo Switch

Fresh from his adventures in the big city, @jonathanober takes to the quite coastal life of #MoonglowBay on #NintendoSwitch for his newest Explain & Play review

Welcome to EXPlay, (Explain & Play) the review series where we care not for scores but tell it how it is when it comes to every game we get our hands on, whilst also taking the time to include some lengthy gameplay, to give you the reader, the chance to shape your own impressions and views whilst watching and reading. In this explanatory review, we’re covering Moonglow Bay by developer…

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Video Game Review: Get Packed: Couch Chaos

Video Game Review: Get Packed: Couch Chaos

Get Packed: Coach Chaos Developer & Publisher: Coatsink Software Genre: Party Reviewed For: Nintendo Switch   Ever since Overcooked, there has been a surge of cooperative games that require tons of teamwork and are silly. I’m certainly not complaining because there will always be a place for games to play with a companion, but there certainly has been some inconsistency in the genre. Few of these…

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Get Packed Announced for Stadia https://nichegamer.com/2019/06/06/get-packed-announced-for-stadia/

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Coatsink are thrilled to announce we’re teaming up with PHL Collective to bring their popular party game ClusterPuck99 to Nintendo Switch.

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ClusterPuck 99 is a lightning-paced 8-player sports game created for parties, competition and smack talk! Bash your friends to gain control of the puck then fight to score, avoiding spikes, ledges and – of course – everyone else.

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The Nintendo Switch version will feature:

8-player local multiplayer

Instant replays and puck customization

Single-player challenge mode

All 30+ original maps, plus a host of Switch exclusives

Arena Creator

Scheduled for digital release on Nintendo Switch, connect up to 8 Joy-Con or Pro controllers and get ready to puck!

For further updates: Developer: PHL Collective Publisher: Coatsink Software,

Social Media: Facebook, Twitter ClusterPuck99 Twitter hashtag :#CP99 ClusterPuck99 game page

Coatsink and PHL Collective are bringing ClusterPuck 99 to NINTENDO SWITCH Coatsink are thrilled to announce we’re teaming up with PHL Collective to bring their popular party game 

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Jurassic World Aftermath: Mit VR den Dinos so nah wie nie

Achtung: Die Dinos sind los! In einer intensiven VR-Erfahrung müsst ihr euch vor den gefährlichen Räubern in Acht nehmen. jurassicpark #jurassicworld #dinos

Es ist ein neues Jurassic Park Spiel erschienen. Mit Jurassic World Aftermath gibt es nun ein erschreckend spannendes VR-Erlebnis, das euch den Dinos so nah bringt wie niemals zuvor. In ziemlich coolen Cel Shading-Grafikstil (wie in Lies Beneath) wird Jurassic World so zum gelebten Comic. Das von Coatsink Software entwickelte Spiel ist exklusiv für das Oculus Quest VR-Headset erschienen.…

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From time to time, I happen to stumble upon a cute title that hides an actual serious gameplay under its “childish” appearance. This is definitely the case of Shu, developed by Coatsink Software, who are deeply influenced by Ubisoft’s platformer Rayman and other similar titles.

It is during time of festivities that Shu – our birdlike hero – witnessed his village get destroyed by the “Storm”, a black and destructive entity that devours everything in its path. With the small city swept, even with their elder’s effort to stop it, Shu then goes in search of a way to stop it before it devours the entire world, while saving his townsfolk on the way.

In practice, Shu is a platform game in which our little hero with the same name is only able to jump and glide for a short moment of time. Your reflexes will be put to the test while you rush through levels or escape a storm while saving your companions. On the way, you will be able to pick up small butterflies, mainly for those that are collectionist, as they are needed to finish a level 100%. That’s on top of hidden art fragments, little egg-chick kids, and two allied companions per world.

Each new companion has a skill necessary for you to progress in the levels. One will allow you to double jump, activate specific mechanisms, break things, and even slow down time. It will thus be necessary to memorize the possibilities offered, so you can pass all obstacles, especially when, in the middle of each world’s second level, the Storm begins to rush at you.

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In these moments, needless to say that every second counts, and the margin for error is almost null. It’s up to you to jump and use your skills at the best time so you do not end up consumed by your arch nemesis. There’s also several ways to play the game, with a time-trial mode unlocked once each level is finished, but also exploring the few secondary stages to find various hidden objects, and the crazy challenge of finishing a level without dying.

Fortunately, there’s couple of checkpoints scattered around each level, with the ability to retry up to 5 times, and hopefully finish the level. Trust me, it’s easier than it seems, as I had one hell of a headache in the final level, a nightmare of perfectionism in platforming, calling for you full concentration, abusing every mechanics you learned in the game.

Graphically speaking, Shu it’s quite a colorful canvas, full of life in the background, supported by a soundtrack that knows when to be subtle or cataclysmic, as it adapts to the scene. I will note that there’s some small flaws, such as the glare that can take over the screen when the Storm begins to pursue you, which turns the game illegible for short period of time. The latter can often be fatal when it occurs just before a large jump, or even precise platforming sequences.

Shu was reviewed using a Nintendo Switch downloadable code provided by Coatsink Software. The game is also available on PlayStation 4 and PC in digital releases. We don’t discuss review scores with publishers or developers prior to the review being published.

Heavily influenced by Michel Ancel's work, Shu is an adorable platformer that is worth your time. From time to time, I happen to stumble upon a cute title that hides an actual serious gameplay under its "childish" appearance.

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REVIEW: Shu

Title Shu Developer Coatsink Software Publisher Coatsink Software Release Date January 23rd, 2018 Genre Platformer Platform Steam, PS4, Vita, Switch Age Rating E for Everyone – Mild Fantasy Violence Official Website Many gamers invest a lot of worth in replay value, as well as how meaty the main experience is. But that isn’t to say that shorter games aren’t valuable or worthy, far from it. It…

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Shu Review

Ever read up on the story of the inception of Dennis the Menace? It’s totally wild how two different people, who had never met, launched two different comics with completely different tones and protagonists on the same day and called both Dennis the Menace. It’s the world of coincidence, and, believe it or not, it exists in many forms. When it happens in gaming, many critics (ok, critical…

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The SML Podcast - Episode 822: It Sure Happened

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It's a standard news episode with reviews and absolutely nothing spectacular happens. So yeah.

The show kicks off with friggin Jacob there. Like, come on. Anyway, Aki is late so the news starts and it's the usual Game Pass additions and departures. Nothing special. Some good stuff. Then we talk about Sony being hypocrites about exclusivity concerns, which in these days is nothing new either. Then G4 is dead. Again, nothing we haven't covered before. Is this a re-run? Plus some fresh reviews including the debut email review from new blood Horror Acolyte!

0:00 - Intro/News 46:20 - Winter Games 2023 - Independent Arts Software, Wild River Games (Jacob) 54:58 - The Last Hero of Nostalgaia - Over the Moon Games, Coatsink (Jacob & Aki) 1:05:00 - One True Hero - Rat Cliff Games, No Gravity Games (Jacob) 1:10:45 - Batora: Lost Haven - Stormind Games, Team17 (Aki) 1:25:50 - Josh Journey: Darkness Totems - Provincia Studio, QUByte Interactive (Horror Acolyte) 1:33:09 - Silenced: The House - Graven Visual Novels, Sometimes You (Aki)

The show ends with The OneUps who just launched the sale of their 20th Anniversary VINYL album!

1:40:28 - The OneUps - Space Warrior Sound Machine (Super Metroid)

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[EXPlay] Jurassic World Aftermath Collection (Nintendo Switch)

Stay still, stay very still as it is time for our #JurassicWorldAftermathCollection Explain & Play review #NintendoSwitch

Welcome to EXPlay, (Explain & Play) the review series where we care not for scores but tell it how it is when it comes to every game we get our hands on, whilst also taking the time to include some lengthy gameplay, to give you the reader, the chance to shape your own impressions and views whilst watching and reading. In this installment, we’re covering Jurassic World Aftermath Collection by…

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Video Game Review: Get Packed: Fully Loaded

Video Game Review: Get Packed: Fully Loaded

Get Packed: Fully Loaded Developer & Publisher: Coatsink Software Genre: Party PlayStation 4   Ever since Overcooked, there has been a surge of cooperative games that require tons of teamwork and are silly. I’m certainly not complaining because there will always be a place for games to play with a companion, but there certainly has been some inconsistency in the genre. Few of these games reach…

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The 10 Games You Should be Playing on Oculus Go This Weekend

On Tuesday Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg made the announcement all Oculus fans wanted to hear, the launch date for the company’s new standalone headset Oculus Go. It happened that very day, with consumers in 23 countries around the world able to order the device from Oculus.com for $199 USD (32GB model) or $249 (64GB) model), or for those in the US at locations like Best Buy. Whether you’re planning on picking one up, you’ve ordered one, or already own one, here are VRFocus’ top videogames you should consider downloading first.

Thanks to Oculus Go‘s integration with Oculus’ Mobile SDK there’s a massive range of Samsung Gear VR content available, so below you’ll find a mixture of new titles for the headset as well as some old school Gear VR favourites that shouldn’t be missed.

They Suspect Nothing

When it comes to mobile virtual reality (VR) titles British developer Coatsink Software is well versed in this category, having created Esper, Esper 2, A Night Sky and Augmented Empire for Gear VR. For it’s first outing on Oculus Go the team has created a mini-game mashup involving robots in a world devoid of humans. You have to perform various tasks to prove your not a human, completing games against the clock to score as many points as possible.

Anshar Online

VRFocus got a brief taste of Anshar Online when Oculus first demoed the standalone headset at the Game Developers Conference (GDC) 2018, instantly impressing. A followup to the highly popular and well received Anshar Wars 2 for Gear VR, Anshar Online goes even bigger and better than before, offering rich visuals, and more than 50 missions that can now be played in teams of five.

Dead Secret Circle

Another sequel, Dead Secret Circle continues Robot Invaders’ story from the original Dead Secret. For players after a more intense gameplay experience involving scary moments and lots of puzzles, Dead Secret Circle takes place in 1970s Chicago with you playing investigator called Patricia Gable who’s on the hunt for a serial killer called The Laughing Man who seems to be able to enter people’s dreams.

B-Team

Adding to the list of new titles launched for Oculus Go this week is B-Team. This on-rails first-person shooter (FPS) involves an alien invasion, plenty of guns and lots of carnage and explosions along the way. Published by Oculus Studios and developed Wilson’s Heart studio Twisted Pixel Games, B-Team is ideal for those after some instant action gratification.

République VR

One of the bigger adventures on this this list, République VR is another Oculus Go launch day title. It’s stealth-action videogame that explores the perils of government surveillance in the internet age. With over 10 hours of gameplay,  République VR has players controlling the fortunes of Hope, a woman trapped inside a mysterious totalitarian state who must hack her way to freedom.

Pet Lab

One for the kids, Pet Lab involves creating, training, and customising a wide variety of magical creatures. From manipulating eggs and hatching critters in all shapes and sizes to making potions in the kitchen and adorning creations with a variety of horns, tails, ears and custom furs, there’s plenty to do in Pet Lab. The creatures can then be trained in the den to hone their skills and compete against players in the Royal Rumbleshire Tournaments.

Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes

An oldie but a goldie, Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes by Steel Crate Games was one of the earliest examples of local social VR multiplayer, highlighting the fact that VR doesn’t have to be a solitary experience. The VR player has to diffuse a bomb, unfortunately they have no idea how to as each bomb is made up of different modules that have to be solved individually. To do this all the non-VR players have a bomb manual and must guide the person in VR to the correct solution.

Catan VR

A brand new title, Catan VR isn’t solely for Oculus Go as it also supports both Oculus Rift and Samsung Gear VR. Experiment 7 has brought this classic boardgame in VR, offering four player tournaments online as well as a single-player to learn the ropes. Players take the role of settlers who need to establish colonies on the islands of Catan, acquiring resources to build infrastructure and roads whilst engaging in trade with other players, all with aim of growing large enough to get the ten victory points needed to win.

Wands

Another cross-platform multiplayer experience, Wands puts you in the shoes of an apprentice magician who must do battle in one-on-one matches against other wizards. With a small selection of spells to begin with, as you level up and become stronger you’ll gain access to better spells offering a wider choice of tactical opportunities.

Skylight

One of the most addictive strategy experiences for Samsung Gear VR, Skylight by indie developer E McNeill is a turn-based sci-fi videogame involving epic spce battles. With both single-player and multiplayer modes you choose which craft will offer the best strategic edge before heading into battle. With 15 unique ship types and 36 campaign missions, a skirmish mode and online, there’s plenty to keep you busy.

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Thunderful Group acquires UK developer Coatsink for $29.8 million

Nordic development and publishing group Thunderful has fully acquired Shadow Point and Phogs! developer Coatsink Software for an initial $29.8 million.  ...

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Presentan en Gamescom 2019 el primer listado de videojuegos para Stadia de Google.

Hace poco Google nos presentó Stadia, su servicio de suscripción para videojuegos en la nube y desde su presentación se empezó a tener información a cuenta gotas del servicio, hoy por ejemplo, en el marco de la Gamescom 2019 nos llega el primer listado completo de los títulos que Google ofrecerá en su servicio.

Antes de pasar al listado, hay que bajar un poco las expectativas porque la mayoría de los títulos son “ports” y mejor no hablemos de exclusividades y novedades porque ahí muchos terminaran pegándose una decepción de las buenas.

Estos son los videojuegos de Stadia separados por estudio que lo desarrolla:

2K NBA 2K Borderlands 3

Bandai Namco Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2

Bethesda DOOM Eternal DOOM 2016 Rage 2 The Elder Scrolls Online Wolfenstein: Youngblood

Bungie Destiny 2 Destiny 2: Shadowkeep Expansion

CD PROJEKT RED Cyberpunk 2077

Chump Squad KINE

Coatsink Get Packed

Codemasters GRID

Dotemu Windjammers 2

Deep Silver Metro Exodus

Drool Thumper

Giants Software Farming Simulator 19

Larian Studios Baldur’s Gate 3

nWay Games Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid

Omega Force Attack on Titan 2: Final Battle

Pandemic Studios Destroy All Humans!

Robot Entertainment Orcs Must Die! 3 (Exclusivo)

Sega Football Manager

SNK Samurai Shodown

Square Enix Final Fantasy XV Tomb Raider Definitive Edition Rise of the Tomb Raider Shadow of the Tomb-Raider Marvel’s Avengers

SUPERHOT SUPERHOT

Tequila Works Gylt (Exclusivo)

THQ Darksiders Genesis

Ubisoft Assassin’s Creed Odyssey Just Dance Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Breakpoint Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 Trials Rising The Crew 2 Watch Dogs: Legion

Warner Bros Mortal Kombat 11

Lista de juegos bastante nutrida para ser los primeros títulos, donde podemos destacar dos exclusivos como lo son Orcs Must Die! 3 y Gylt, algo que con el tiempo puede cambiar al ir sumando nuevos acuerdos con los estudios que les permitan tener más títulos antiguos y quizá uno que otro exclusivo para Stadia.

Quizá para muchos el listado inicial de Stadia es menos de lo que esperaban, pero debemos considerar que es muy posible que para el momento en que este servicio llegue por estos lados del mundo, la cantidad de títulos sumados al listado serán muchos más y tendremos -quizá y con buena suerte- un servicio mucho más completo de lo que van a poder disfrutar quienes tendrán acceso a Stadia en Noviembre de este año.

Fuente: Fayerwayer. Autor: Elias Villagrán Donaire.

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These are the games coming to Google Stadia

Google’s game streaming service isn’t set to launch until November, but the company kept the hype train going through the mid-August doldrums with a Gamescom Stadia Connect livestream. As promised, the online press conference was “all about the games,” featuring what looks to be a nearly complete list of launch (and some post-launch) titles.

Here are all of the trailers from today’s Google Stadia announcement

The games include some top names like Cyberpunk 2077, Final Fantasy XV, Assassin’s Creed Odyssey and Mortal Kombat 11. It also enlists a number of top publishers, including Bethesda, Square and Ubisoft. A number of key publishing partners have opted to keep their lists under wraps until closer to (or at) launch, however, including EA, Capcom and Rockstar.

As previously noted, the service will run $10 a month, including access to games and discounts on purchases. A base version of the service will also be available at some point next year. When it launches in November, the service will be available in 14 countries, including US, Canada, UK, Ireland, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Netherlands and Finland. More will be added in 2020.

Google is currently offering up a “Founder’s Edition” pre-order for $130. That includes a controller, Chromecast Ultra and three months of the service for you and a friend.

Here’s the list of titles so far,

Bandai Namco – Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2

Bethesda – DOOM Eternal, DOOM 2016, Rage 2, The Elder Scrolls Online, Wolfenstein: Youngblood

Bungie – Destiny 2, Destiny 2: Shadowkeep Expansion

CD PROJEKT RED – Cyberpunk 2077

Chump Squad – KINE

Coatsink – Get Packed

Codemasters – GRID

Dotemu – Windjammers 2

Deep Silver – Metro Exodus

Drool – Thumper

Giants Software -Farming Simulator 19

Larian Studios – Baldur’s Gate 3

nWay Games – Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid

Omega Force – Attack on Titan 2: Final Battle

Pandemic Studios – Destroy All Humans!

Robot Entertainment – Orcs Must Die 3

Sega – Football Manager

SNK – Samurai Shodown

Square Enix – Final Fantasy XV – Tomb Raider Definitive Edition, Rise of the Tomb Raider, Shadow of the Tomb Raider, Marvel’s Avengers

SUPERHOT – SUPERHOT

2K – NBA 2K, Borderlands 3

Tequila Works – Gylt

Warner Bros – Mortal Kombat 11

THQ – Darksiders Genesis

Ubisoft – Assassin’s Creed Odyssey, Just Dance , Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Breakpoint , Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 , Trials Rising, The Crew 2, Watch Dogs: Legion

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[EXPlay] The Ramp (Nintendo Switch)

We hit the half pipe in #TheRamp on #NintendoSwitch by @Coatsink for our latest EXPlay Review

Welcome to EXPlay, (Explain & Play) the review series where we care not for scores but tell it how it is when it comes to every game we get our hands on, whilst also taking the time to include some lengthy gameplay, to give you the reader, the chance to shape your own impressions and views whilst watching and reading. In this installment, we’re covering The Ramp by developer Stage Clear…