Tag: Devolver Digital

cult of the lamb
Indie News

Cult of the Lamb – DLC Sins of the Flesh released

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2022's runaway indie success, Cult of the Lamb, has just received a new DLC update that builds on the original game. Developer, Devolver Digital, explains this is "its biggest and most wicked content update yet, the Cult’s tendrils extend even further with a blasphemous beneficence of quests, features, improvements and a deliciously evil new resource that rewards those leaders prepared to yield to the Sins of the Flesh." It was also
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gunbrella
Indie News

Gunbrella is out on Switch and PC September 13th

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Retro-inspired side scroller action title Gunbrella is coming out on PC and Switch on 13th September. Its been developed by the renowned indie firm Devolver Digital and is set in a post-acalyptic world where resources are scarce and mankind is in the pits. A trailer has been released to celebrate the release and this one is shaping up to be a contender for one of the indie games of the
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Return to Monkey Island is to be released on Talk like a Pirate Day

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The much-anticipated sequel, Return to Monkey Island, has finally revealed its release date - to coincide with the International Talk like a Pirate Day! The point-and-click adventure will drop on September 19th, and for those that pre-order the game, it will come with launch-day DLC - a piece of completely unusable horse armour! In an apparent dig at Bethesda's Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion's expensive horse amour DLC from 2006, the
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News PC

No More Monkey Island

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Return to Monkey Island was announced to joyous rapture a few months ago, but it didn't take long before a minority of fans started to bemoan the art style. Ron and his team have a vision however and continued to share development updates with the community in their blog. That is, until now. The backlash is continuing, abuse and harassment are rife in the comments and Ron has had enough
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Look, just let Ron Gilbert get on with it, alright?

Paul Morrison0
When Ron Gilbert announced that he was making a new Monkey Island game, the internet went wild. Hopes were raised, tears were shed, theories were shared; all things you'd expect from a fanbase who had been wishing for such an announcement for years. However, every fanbase has its extremists, and they have very particular ideas about how their game should be. The thing is, it's not their game: it's the
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