Indie news (July 24): Rogue Trooper Redux / Runner3 / Shakedown Hawaii / Kid Tripp / Sneaky Ninja
Today’s Indie news: latest trailer and price for Rogue Trooper Redux, but also…
- Runner3
- Shakedown Hawaii
- Retro City Rampage DX
- Ultimate Chicken Horse
- Kid Tripp
- Hex Gambit
- Sneaky Ninja
Rogue Trooper Redux
Here’s the latest trailer for Rogue Trooper Redux, which will cost £19.99 / $24.99 / €24.99 when it launches (after the other platforms, so not before October 27th):
Runner3
In the latest dev update for Runner3, Choice Provisions shared some details about something they briefly mentioned a while ago: the Puppet Shows. Those are basically rewards you are treated to if you complete a world and collect all the required items. Those give you a little more backstory the game. For example, the one for Spookyland reveals what life was for before the Parliament of Owls took over.
The best part about those Puppet Shows? They are all narrated by the one and only Charles Martinet.
For a sneak peek of the Puppet Shows, click here!
Runner3 (Switch) doesn’t have a release a date yet.
Shakedown Hawaii
Here’s the latest video clips for Shakedown Hawaii:
A day in the life of our anti-hero's business transactions. #ShakedownHawaii #Switch #3DS #PS4 #VITA #Steam pic.twitter.com/kdHqjD8tfO
— Vblank (@RetroCR) July 18, 2017
Drumming up protection money in 'Shakedown: Hawaii'.
Switch • 3DS • PS4 • VITA • Steam #screenshotsaturday pic.twitter.com/peGYPP0Oe6— Vblank (@RetroCR) July 22, 2017
https://twitter.com/RetroCR/status/888683390928527360
Press/YouTube/Twitch:
Jump on the Press List for Shakedown: Hawaii / Retro City Rampage
» https://t.co/yqXE0kfq9J #NintendoSwitch pic.twitter.com/XqqbW51FfV— Vblank (@RetroCR) July 22, 2017
Shakedown Hawaii (Switch, 3DS – eShop) does not have a release date yet.
Retro City Rampage DX
Last week, Retro City Rampage DX popped up on the Nintendo eShop of the Nintendo Switch in Europe. According to the listing, it was supposed to be released on July 27th (this week), but it’s now been confirmed the game won’t come out on that date. Unfortunately, we do not have a new date yet, but it looks like we don’t have much longer to wait…
Source: VBlank Entertainment
Ultimate Chicken Horse
Last week, the developers of Ultimate Chicken Horse shared the latest development update for the game. Unfortunately, this one still doesn’t have anything concrete, though at the very least, it confirms that work is going well (albeit much slower than expected). The thing is, the developers have had to make some major changes to pass certification, and those changes are also quite complex.
The next step for the developers is pre-certification… or rather, a second round of it. In other words: development isn’t quite over yet, and players will have to wait a bit longer before being able to play Ultimate Chicken Horse on Nintendo Switch (or any other console, for that matter).
Click here to check out the devblog post!
Ultimate Chicken Horse (Switch – eShop) does not have a release date yet.
Kid Tripp
Hee’s a few more screenshots for Kid Tripp, releasing on July 27th in Europe and North America:
Unfortunately, still no word on the Japanese release on Nintendo 3DS, or the Nintendo Switch version!
Source: Nintendo
Hex Gambit
Here’s some more footage for Hex Gambit, which goes live on Kickstarter tomorrow (July 25th)!
One last polish pass for this WIP metagame board for Hex Gambit. More footage when we hit Kickstarter next week! https://t.co/LugK5IUca0 pic.twitter.com/UTnZIUjWvQ
— One Man Left Studios (@OneManLeft) July 21, 2017
Sneaky Ninja
Here’s the latest gameplay video (the first in a long while!) for Sneaky Ninja, showcasing the Samurai Village:
Sneak peek of Samurai Village chapter in #SneakyNinja, run on rooftops and bounce on stringed lanterns! #screenshotsaturday #indiedev #WiiU pic.twitter.com/jQjlb9JsB3
— Sneaky Ninja (@SFSGames) July 22, 2017