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A new Prince of Persia game is coming from the studio behind Dead Cells
There’s a new Prince of Persia game coming from the studio behind Dead Cells. The Rogue Prince of Persia will be available in early access on May 14.
How to watch The Triple-i Initiative indie game showcase at 1PM ET
The creators of many hit indie games (including Vampire Survivors, Dead Cells and Spiritfarer) have come together to run their own showcase. You can watch The Triple-i Initiative here at 1PM ET.
Windblown is the next game from the creators of Dead Cells
Dead Cells developer Motion Twin dropped one of the first eye-popping trailers of the Game Awards 2023. The visually striking Windblown is billed as “a lightning-fast action roguelike,” bringing “a whole new level of speed to the action rogue-like genre.”
Dead Cells: Netflix Edition scares its way to a Halloween release date
Netflix has snagged 'Dead Cells' for its ever-growing games library, and the title releases on October 31, aka Halloween. This version includes all of the various DLC packs from the jump.
Netflix nabs the iconic Dead Cells for its ever-growing games library
Netflix has nabbed the rights to 'Dead Cells' for Android and iOS, allowing subscription members access to the game. Additionally, there’s an enhanced version of horror puzzler 'Slayaway Camp' coming soon.
‘Dead Cells’ is getting an animated series in 2024
Developer Motion Twin just announced an animated series based on the game ‘Dead Cells’ that releases in 2024. The series is being produced by French studio Bobbypills, who also handled the animated trailers for the game and its many DLC releases. The animated series seems to follow the game’s narrative, as it’s set on a “cursed island” with a population of “monstrous creatures'' and “prophecies depicting a flame-headed hero.”
'Dead Cells' is getting Castlevania crossover DLC in early 2023
The DLC will include 'most epic and ambitious boss battle' in Dead Cells yet, and that's after you beat Dracula.
What's on TV: 'Flight Simulator,' 'Biohackers' and 'Lucifer'
This week's big game release is Microsoft Flight Simulator on the PC. Sports fans can tune in to playoff action from the NBA and NHL, while on streaming, Lucifer is back with the first half of its new season on Netflix. Netflix is also premiering a sci-fi thriller in Biohackers, and the video game documentary High Score.
'Dead Cells' is coming to Android on June 3rd
Dead Cells at last has an Android release date.
'Dead Cells' is finally coming to Android later this year
While it's probably not fair to call it a delay, it's been a while since we've heard anything about the Android version of Dead Cells. The game's mobile release was initially announced by developer Motion Twin this past May, with the iOS version coming out as promised over the summer. Now it looks like Android owners will get a chance to play the tough-as-nails Metroidvania game almost a year after their iPhone-owning counterparts.
'Dead Cells' update lets you play old versions of the game
If you're the sort of person who thought Dead Cells was better as a beta, then you can now get access to every major iteration of the title through Steam. The Legacy Update will let you roll back the title to any of the key variations, from its Early Access build through to the current edition.
Indie hit 'Dead Cells' is coming to mobile this summer
You'll soon get to hack and slash your way through the ever-changing castle of Dead Cells on mobile. Motion Twin's roguelike 'Metroidvania' hit is coming to iOS this summer and Android later. It arrived on consoles last August after a spell in early access on Steam.
The rich and mysterious story buried in 'Dead Cells'
There's a story in Dead Cells. Motion Twin's glossy, pixelated platformer is known for offering brutal battles and rich customization options in a sprawling, neon castle ravaged by bloodthirsty beasts, but there's also a plotline lurking below the constant threat of death. Far below. Like, so far that it even surprised the people who created Dead Cells. "The story and the lore in this game was really, like, chaotic. Really chaotic," lead designer Sébastien Bénard said. "Really, really a mess," marketing manager Steve Filby added. "At the beginning we did not want to have any kind of story, at least not too much," Bénard continued. "We knew that the loop between dying and getting back into action should be as short as possible and lore was just getting in the way."
