If you're in need of a platform puzzle fix, Cobra Mobile and the publisher Rising Star Games are bringing the magical title Storm in a Teacup to the Switch eShop next week, on 25th October for $2.99.
Here's the full description below:
Storm in a Teacup takes place in a dream-like world that Cloud, the brother to main character Storm, has created. Players will guide Storm through each level, navigating platform jumps, avoiding dangerous enemies, and grabbing sugar cubes and other collectibles to achieve the highest score possible!
In terms of features, Storm in a Teacup promises simple controls, fiendish puzzles across multiple levels and the chance to earn stars as you conquer each stage. The game has also been previously released on mobile devices and PC.
Would a game like this be of interest to you? Take a look at the trailer above and let us know below.
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No.
Yoshi Crafted World looked worthy.
Seeing as they are going to keep dumping bad iPhone games on the Switch, why not port some of the better ones, such as Solomon's Keep or the Dragon Quest legacy games? Or Space Miner?
Bought this crap in 2011 for 0.99 cents.
Really hope this mobile game crap stops on switch.
Nintendo has some really bad quality control these days.
@goggles789 My man! Such a great shout, Space Miner: Space Ore Bust is a genuinely incredible mobile shooter/RPG and it would make for a great Switch game, too. Solomon’s Keep is another top shout.
Speaking of mobile ports, I still can’t believe that we’re getting one of my favourite games of all time, Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP. Here’s a few more that I reckon deserve a crack on Switch:
Device 6
Gesundheit!
Hopiko
Rayman Jungle/Fiesta Run
Rymdkapsel
Super Hexagon
80 Days
Mobile is home to some truly amazing games, but why flood the eShop with consistently poor to overwhelmingly average ones? Switch gamers deserve a little more respect.
Cash grab shall be thy name, tea shall be thy flavor
Passing so hard on this one.
From publishing Dodonpachi Resurrection, Death Smiles and Akai Katana to this....
Looks derivative and nonsensical, but that never held back a set of well designed levels before!
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