Behold Anodyne 2: Return to Dust, the follow-up to 2013's Anodyne, a delightful Zelda-like. Ditching the gorgeous pixel art of the original, the sequel looks a lot grimier. Coming to PC in 2019, the game will include both 3D areas reminiscent of a PS2 game and 2D segments that look more like the first game.
Anodyne, the excellent Zelda-like indie that came out on PC earlier this year, is now on iOS.
Valve has announced the fifth set of games and applications to be approved through their Greenlight community review system.
Ever wonder how much a developer benefits from promoting a game on The Pirate Bay? The folks behind the Zelda-like Anodyne revealed the specifics behind their recent promotion, and get this: TPB drove way more sales and awareness than reviews and videos alone did.
Sean Hogan, one of the two guys behind the delightful Anodyne, is not Electronic Arts. He's not Ubisoft, either. Or Activision.
This is Anodyne, a top-down 16-bit Zelda-like game created by two guys: Sean Hogan and Jonathan Kittaka.
