Noita – our roguelite in which every pixel is simulated – is coming to early access September 24th!
It has been a long and rewarding journey to get Noita to this point. I’m really excited to see people play the game. Even after working on Noita for way too many years, I still really enjoy playing the game. I think we have something special in our hands.
We do have a Steam page for our game. You can wishlist it there.
Here’s the game we’ve been working on for a while at Nolla Games:
Noita is a magical action rogue-lite set in a world where every pixel is physically simulated. Fight, explore, melt, burn, freeze and evaporate your way through the procedurally generated world using spells you’ve created yourself. You can find more info at http://noitagame.com/
It’s been a while since I’ve updated this blog. There’s a good reason for it: laziness. Also I’ve been working on a very secret game with Olli Harjola and Arvi Teikari. Olli is known for being the guy behind the puzzle platformer The Swapper. Arvi is better known as Hempuli and he has created a ton tiny games and also the awesome Environmental Station Alpha. It’s been great working with such talented people and we’re very close to announcing our game. But before that we have to announce our company: Nolla Games.
I know it’s not that exciting to read about a company announcement. The only humans that get excited about company announcements are telemarketers (and most of the are really just robots pretending to be humans). So to appease the actual humans who have read this far we offer this gif as token of our gratitude. The gif teases our upcoming game. It is recorded in the engine that is used by our still unannounced and completely mysterious game of mystery.
More about our mysterious game of mystery in a week. (I hope).
Also to celebrate the announcement of our new company, we (me, Olli and Arvi) will livestreaming on https://www.twitch.tv/nollagames at 11 AM PST July 13, 2017. We will be playing a random selection of the over 100 games that they’ve created.
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Crayon Physics Deluxe is now available for the Android through Humble Bundle for Android. It’s the standard deal, you can pay what you want and you’ll get 4 to 5 other games for PC, Mac, Linux and Android. Games like: Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP, Splice, Waking Mars, Eufloria HD and Machinarium.
Humble Bundle release is sort of an beta release for the Android version of Crayon Physics Deluxe. When we’ve sorted out some of the bugs and patched up the game and added few other bonuses we’ll put the game on Google Play.
The awesome guys of Wolfire Games have put together another Humble Bundle. And Crayon Physics Deluxe is part of it.
You can now go and pay what ever you want to get Crayon Physics Deluxe, Cogs, VVVVVV, Hammerfight and And Yet It Moves for PC, Mac or Linux. You can also give a portion or all of your money to charities.
This also means that Crayon Physics Deluxe is now (finally) available for Mac and Linux. But more about that later…