Adorable-but-difficult platformer Rain World is getting some new difficulty options, multiplayer, and new creatures. No official date yet, but they sound like welcome changes.
Rain World got a patch that provides some gameplay improvements, including keeping map progress upon death, no longer getting stuck in those fake exits, and some tweaks to karma loss. Will it make the game less maddening? I hope so!
Rain World Broke Me
Every time I think I’m getting close to overcoming the brutal learning curve of Rain World, I die.
Rain World is coming to PS4 and PC March 28th. Look at the cat. Bug? Cat bug? Anyway if I get it killed I’m gonna cry. Here’s a trailer.
Half of Rain World’s two-man development team took to Sony’s PlayStation Blog today to talk more about the game. Joar Jakobsson describes the once industrial landscape battered into grimy disrepair by constant rain as an ecosystem to be survived rather than defeated. Years in the making, Rain World is still due out…
Rain World’s Charming Slugcat Meets Some Dangerous New Beasts
We last checked in on Rain World a little over a year ago, with its nifty platforming and cute little Slugcat star.Yesterday at E3, half of the game’s two-man dev team showed off the progress they’ve made since then.
Natural Selection Has Been Very Kind To Slugcat. Now You Need to Help.
Look, I don't really know what kind of organism the main character of Rain World is. Who knows what bizarre experiments or breeding rituals brought him into being. Nevertheless, he/she/it is alive when nearly everything else is dead. So, y'know, points to him. Make sure he keeps living, won't you?
Slugcat Pups Are Adorable
I want one.
Slugcats Do Not Have Nine Lives
Rain World is a game that's the work of two people, Joar Jakobsson and James Primate. They've spent two years building a world where rain is deadly, monsters will kill you and you control a slugcat that's a lot cuter than anything with the word "slug" in its name has any right to be.
