3D collect-a-thon platformer A Hat in Time has been released on Nintendo Switch with the Seal the Deal DLC. This is the first time this DLC has been released on consoles and will be followed by the Nyakuza Metro DLC.
Publisher Humble Bundle and developer Gears for Breakfast have officially
Cute-as-heck 3D collect-a-thon A Hat in Time is finally coming to Nintendo Switch on October 18th and will be released alongside the Seal the Deal DLC’s console debut. In addition, a physical version of the game has been announced that includes a download code for the Seal the Deal
A Hat in Time, on PC at least, is one of my favorite games. It’s an incredibly fun platformer that’s charming, funny, and cute-as-heck (their words, not mine). I’ve 100%-ed the game on PC multiple times, played a bunch of mods as well as make my
A Hat in Time, on PC at least, is one of my favorite games. It’s an incredibly fun platformer that’s charming, funny, and cute-as-heck (their words, not mine). I’ve 100%-ed the game on PC multiple times, played a bunch of mods as well as make my
3D collect-a-thon platformer A Hat in Time has been released on Nintendo Switch with the Seal the Deal DLC. This is the first time this DLC has been released on consoles and will be followed by the Nyakuza Metro DLC.
Publisher Humble Bundle and developer Gears for Breakfast have officially
Cute-as-heck 3D collect-a-thon A Hat in Time is finally coming to Nintendo Switch on October 18th and will be released alongside the Seal the Deal DLC’s console debut. In addition, a physical version of the game has been announced that includes a download code for the Seal the Deal
A Hat in Time immediately tickled that soft spot in my heart for classic character platformers, such as Spyro the Dragon or Ratchet and Clank — worlds I spent years of my childhood romping through, collecting all the shiny things. Most of the elements are there — outlandish characters, simple-yet-addictive platforming mechanics
