Put Your Stuff on Switch...

[ECM]

...all the cool kids are doing it!

(I know: it's not easy getting into Nintend's walled fortress, but I wager your games would be well-received over there and, personally, the hybrid nature of the thing is the best thing that has happened to games in recent years, so yes, this is a selfish, port-begging, post, but I would rebuy 2 out of 3 of your previous games, plus this one!)

[Dani]

This is very difficult for us right now, time and money will tell. But obviously we have already considered this option.

Dani

[adzl33t]

Originally posted by Dani:

This is very difficult for us right now, time and money will tell. But obviously we have already considered this option.

Dani

Hope for that soon, I stopping buying games on Steam, and playing stuff on the go

[bahamut66]

I would totally rebuy Bot Vice, Strikey Sisters, and Super Star Path on the Switch...but I'd also love another game from you guys...one of the few devs of truly great arcade games.

[Foulcher]

Thanks a lot guys I did not even know this game existed and it has definitively more exposure on Switch. I was just hyped by the trailer and the game is great, very simple (brick game) but yet so addictive and so cool thanks to the concept.
I would never have bought it on PC since local 2p and portability is important. Thanks you too for the reasonnable price, PC games tend to be sold too much more expensive, it is not the case here.
I hope for you the game will sell well, it has not the exposure of Wargroove but it is as great of no better in different genres.

[DYA GAMES]

@Foulcher - Thanks for your support, very appreciated! Strikey Sisters is a very original twist on the brick breaker formula, and it features our usual production values. Also, our action-packed shooting game "Bot Vice" is coming to Switch soon, in case you're interested.

[BigV]

Now that Strikey Sisters is on Switch, I just want to check if there's any difference between that version and the PC version. Ditto Bot Vice (in case I'm ever tempted to double dip).

Originally posted by adzl33t:

Hope for that soon, I stopping buying games on Steam, and playing stuff on the go

I'm actually the opposite. I recently stopped buying stuff on Switch (aside from a few exceptions) and started buying more stuff on Steam. I got so sick of buying the Switch version of a game and seeing it run at less than 30fps, or realising that it was missing a content update/patch that the PC version had, and having no way to refund a disappointing or buggy game (even if you give them everything they ask for they still won't grant a refund). Portability is no longer enough to make up for all those other factors IMO.