Several eras ago—before algorithms came to dictate our every breath and Nazis re-infiltrated popular discourse via extremely uncreative and shitty memes—Twitter was alright. Now it’s a suckhole that eats negativity and barfs conflict. The developers of indie classic Sword & Sworcery don’t want anything to do with it…
Sword and Sworcery is an elegant iOS game (now on PC, Mac and Linux). Its quaint, pixelated art is equally charming.
Superbrothers: Sword and Sworcery EP, winner of the 12th Annual Game Developers Choice Awards Best Handheld/Mobile Game, has received well-earned praise all around the globe. Now, the creators are finishing their victory lap around the globe with a visit to Tokyo.
The Sworcery A/V Jam was a chance for artists to pay a little tribute to one of the coolest games around, Sword & Sworcery. The developers of the game asked for submissions from fans, and submissions is what they got. They got a ton of them.
To celebrate the PC release of iOS smash Sword & Sworcery, there's an "Iwata Asks" (oknotreally) about the game over on its official site. Once you're done reading that, you may well notice the astonishing new wallpaper featured on the site.
Good news, everyone! Confirming earlier rumours, Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP, one of the best games out there on the iPad and iPhone, is officially coming to the PC and Mac via Steam.
I played a ton of games in 2011. More, probably, than any other year of my life. So when it came time to choose the best from among them, I spent a lot of time thinking back, sifting through the triumphs and the frustrations, the unexpected joys and the unfortunate disappointments.
There's nothing like creating a straight-up phenomenon to generate a frothy appetite for more, more, more. Ever since Capybara Games' hit IOS game Superbrothers: Sword and Sworcery EP rocketed to the top of the App Store earlier this year, folks have been wondering when they'd announce something new. The retro-styled…
Don't have Sword & Sworcery yet? What the hell's wrong with you? Actually, put that question on the backburner. For now, just get the game. It's only $0.99. For today. Because it's Autumn Solstice. You'll understand once you get it.
Jim Guthrie, who provided the original soundtrack for the iOS hit Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP, seems to think maybe so. Yesterday he noticed this post by Hip Hop is Read, which compares "The Cloud" from the game's soundtrack with Lil Wayne and Drake's "She Will," due out Aug. 29. Judge for yourself, but the…
Artist Slaterman23 has taken an everlasting love (Star Wars) and a love that's very much of this moment (Sword & Sworcery) and combined the two. Thanks, Slaterman23!
The recently released iPad sensation Superbrothers Sword & Sworcery EP is more than just a pretty face. If you've played the stylish adventure game, you know it's got a soothing soundtrack to boot. Next week, you can get your hands on it.
I want to hug everyone who had anything to do with this game, but I have to do that with words first. So, let's get to it before you dismiss this review as fundamentally unserious and click over to a technical white paper on pathfinding algorithms.
People who are in the know have been waiting for Sword & Sworcery for many, many months.
People left GDC 2010 raving about Sword & Sworcery for the iPhone and iPad, but the game's late 2010 release didn't materialize as expected. Your wait is over. The game's developer tweeted early this morning that Apple has approved the game and it is set for release this week on the iPad, the iPhone and iPod Touch…
It's been nearly a year since we played the gorgeous Superbrothers Sword & Sworcery EP for "touch-tronic machinery" like the iPhone (and iPad!) at GDC. Is the wait for this captivating adventure almost over?
Capy, makers of Critter Crunch, Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes and Sword & Sworcery, wish you a happy holidays with plenty of presents puked under the Christmas tree.
What is Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP, the mysterious adventure game with a funny name? If you read our GDC coverage of the game, you know. If not...
