We got a good look at Noodlecake's upcoming Caterzillar back at GDC, and it seems like the easiest way to describe the game is a modern version of Soosiz [], which is A-OK with me because these kind of gravity-bending platformers always seem to break my brain in the best way. If you missed our preview from GDC, take a look:
It's hitting the App Store this week, and will be available as a totally universal game for both iOS and the Apple TV for $2.99. Four different worlds are included in the game spread across 32 hand-crafted levels which apparently all have their own mechanics to discover along with additional objectives to shoot for.
Noodlecake seems to be on fire lately with releasing really great games, so, it stands to reason that Caterzillar is going to slide into that lineup really well. Keep your eyes peeled for it in our new game roundups this week.
It's hitting the App Store this week, and will be available as a totally universal game for both iOS and the Apple TV for $2.99. Four different worlds are included in the game spread across 32 hand-crafted levels which apparently all have their own mechanics to discover along with additional objectives to shoot for.
Noodlecake seems to be on fire lately with releasing really great games, so, it stands to reason that Caterzillar is going to slide into that lineup really well. Keep your eyes peeled for it in our new game roundups this week.