AppSir, the innovative mobile developer known for their unique indie games, is set to enhance their quirky one-bit platformer, Climb Knight, with a significant update scheduled for February 25th. This update promises to add three new minigames and introduce an intriguing advisor character, drawing inspiration from Apple Newton shareware. Given AppSir's history of releasing games with a spooky twist, there's likely more to this update than meets the eye.
AppSir has consistently delivered games that capture the essence of indie fun, as evidenced by our glowing review of Spooky Pixel Hero. Their latest title, Climb Knight, also received a positive reception, which surprisingly delighted the team at AppSir. In response, they're rolling out this major update completely free of charge.
The new content includes additional one-bit minigames and a mysterious advisor character. With AppSir's penchant for hidden depths, players can expect more than just surface-level additions. This update reaffirms AppSir's commitment to pushing the boundaries of mobile gaming, much like the acclaimed Faith trilogy, with their signature spooky, retro aesthetic.
For those interested in AppSir's approach to game development and their reaction to Climb Knight's reception, developer Darius shares insights in his latest blog post. Additionally, fans of AppSir's work can delve into our review of Spooky Pixel Hero for another example of their excellent game design.
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