Twinworld Game Reviews

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Here’s our video review of Kick & Fennick, developed by Jaywalkers Interactive & published by Abstraction Games for the Nintendo Wii U.

Get ready! #Invanoid launches June 30th on #WiiU via #eShop in North America! EXCITE! Just $1.49 to save the world! pic.twitter.com/FlPVG9O7Qd

— RCMADIAX (@rcmadiax) June 10, 2016

After months of toil and tease, we’re as chuffed as chips to finally release the Yooka-Laylee E3 2016 trailer into the wild!

As well as revealing the first gameplay in over a year, this video also confirms that, after long consideration and knowing through dialogue with our fans that they value quality and polish above all, we’ve made the difficult decision to lock the release of Yooka-Laylee to Q1 2017.

While we felt confident we could ship the game in October as originally projected in our Kickstarter, the Playtonic team has decided that it would prefer to add a few extra months’ polish to the game schedule.

Source: Playtonic Games

Here’s our video review of Dragon Fantasy: The Black Tome of Ice, developed by Muteki Corporation & published by Choice Publishing for the Nintendo Wii U.

The action platformer reaches North America just in time for Summer! Iola has been cast into the Underworld and must fight through hordes of deadly creatures to escape and make her way to Mount Olympus!

Fast-paced aerial combat propels you up through the Underworld as you defeat enemies with your blade and destroy them with powerful magic. Jump, climb, slash and incinerate your way through each stage. Navigate through deadly environments with fluid maneuverability, looking for the most efficient way to climb to the top.

Chain together deadly combos as you jump through the air, and build up a big combo to earn coins and pay Charon the Ferryman in order to pass through the many gates of the Underworld. Explore six unique, twisted environments of the Underworld, each offering different challenges, creatures and fierce boss encounters to overcome.

Source: PR Email

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— Ezekiel Rage (@RealEzekielRage) June 2, 2016

Here’s our video review of Dual Core by Gray Fin Studios for the Nintendo Wii U.

Hello, everyone.

We at Finger Gun Games will like to introduce our new project: Ohayou! Beginner’s Japanese. It is an educational game that will teach you the basics of Japanese Hiragana and Katakana.

While the instructors Asuka and Kenji give you teachings on the TV screen, the player will use the Wii U GamePad to navigate menus and turn around digital flash cards to give them more details on a chosen Japanese character, such as its romaji relation and a vocal pronunciation of it.

When you think you’re ready to test your knowledge, you can then participate in the memory games where you will use your finger like a sword to “cut” across the correct cards that match up with an indicated romaji or vocal sound. Master all thirty tests and you will become a Hiragana Samurai and a Katakana Ninja! Release date will be coming soon!

Source: Finger Gun Games