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Luc Bernard's Arcade Distillery was all over the news a few years ago with a string of distinctive looking titles headed to the Vita. So far, all we've really had to show for it is 2017's charming Plague Road. But the dude is ramping up for a busy 2020, with a roster of games on the way.
First up is Mecho Tales which sneaked out for the PS4 a while back, but finally lands on the Vita soon. As a successor to Mecho Wars it goes from RTS to platform mode with a bunch of weapons helping you through some very pretty environments. This is currently in testing, so shouldn't be too long in landing.
Further into the distance is SkullPirates, the 2017 Kickstarted project that was funded on day one. A recent tweet shows off his ambition for the title, with a physical release also on the cards.
Keep checking his tweets for news.
First up is Mecho Tales which sneaked out for the PS4 a while back, but finally lands on the Vita soon. As a successor to Mecho Wars it goes from RTS to platform mode with a bunch of weapons helping you through some very pretty environments. This is currently in testing, so shouldn't be too long in landing.
Further into the distance is SkullPirates, the 2017 Kickstarted project that was funded on day one. A recent tweet shows off his ambition for the title, with a physical release also on the cards.
SkullPirates is going to be focused on alot of "heists" and different quests that always involve doing bad things such as stealing from kittens, we are also revamping the combat and shooting mechanics. And adding perks (which could act like a class system). #PSVita #PS4 #XboxOne pic.twitter.com/OFJz7IzY6R— Luc Bernard (@LucBernard) January 21, 2020
Keep checking his tweets for news.
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