All Hands on Steam Deck!
Great news: Nelly Cootalot: The Fowl Fleet is now fully compatible with Steam Deck, fully supports the gamepad and can be played with touch.



And one more thing in case you have missed it: Alasdair Beckett-King has a YouTube channel with great comedy.
Check it out here.

[h2]Lost Treasures Adventure Bundle[/h2]
Follow pirate heroine Nelly Cootalot in her quest to save endangered waterfowl and seek the treasure of the Seventh Sea. And help Henry Dijon - archaeologist of the future - discover lost treasures in the legendary city of Mutropolis.



Buy the bundle here: https://store.steampowered.com/bundle/8551/Lost_Treasures_Adventure_Bundle/

[h2]Mutropolis has launched[/h2]
MUTROPOLIS is a lovely sci-fi adventure set on the abandoned Planet Earth. Play as Henry Dijon (hero, nerd, detective) in search of a legendary lost city. Uncover weird ancient artifacts. And PLEASE dont get obliterated by an ageless evil. Youve been warned.



After five years of hard work by Bea and Pablo (Pirita Studio, Madrid) the new mystery point & click adventure Mutropolis finally has launched. Here are some reactions by the press the product has received:

• one of the best adventure games that have appeared in recent years - 100/100
  itc.ua, Yuri Melkov
  
• An enjoyable adventure and a first class debut for Pirita Studio - 85/100
  ragequit.gr, George Dembegiotis
  
• Exciting detective story with great characters and lots of love for archaeology. - 75/100
  4players.de, Maja Verfondern
  
• Mutropolis is an absolute recommendation for any point-and-click lover. - 8/10
  indieplanet.de, Christina Knauf
  
• interesting puzzles, good humor and a good audio/visual setting 9/10
  forum.przygodomania.pl, Urszula Kuchmistrz
  
• a good choice for all fans of point-and-click and logic games 92/100
  omegascopio.com.br, Julia Barcelos
  

Developer commentary
We have updated Nelly Cootalot: The Fowl Fleet with a developer's commentary. Alasdair Beckett-King and real Nelly (aka Rachel) sat down and recorded funny and interesting background information. The audio tracks unlock as you play and you can listen to them whenever you want. This may be a good reason to play the game again if you have finished it already or another reason to buy it if you haven't bought it yet.

Gamepad support
Now the version for PC, Mac and Linux supports gamepad/controller input. For PC it should work with standard XBOX and compatible controllers. We know that there are many controllers out there, so we can't promise all of them will work. We did our best to support most models and picked a very popular library to add controller support.

For macOS it depends what kind of controller you have and how it is supported by system extensions. XBOX compatible controllers work for us.

For Linux we support the standard profile for controllers. Our tests with XBOX compatible controllers have been successful.

Ahoy, you landlubbers!
We have published the original soundtrack for Nelly Cootalot: The Fowl Fleet as a DLC. It contains all the original music.
The DLC is available here

A short time ago the first Nelly game called "Nelly Cootalot: Spoonbeaks Ahoy!" was been released in an HD remastered version, featuring a full voice over by Alasdair Beckett-King and real Nelly. You can find it for a ridiculously tiny price here
here

And we have created a bundle containing The Fowl Fleet and Spoonbeaks Ahoy! so you can get it even cheaper!
Buy the Deluxe Bundle or add the missing piece at a discount

Hundreds of years ago in 2007, the first Nelly Cootalot adventure 'Spoonbeaks Ahoy!' was released. Developed in Adventure Game Studio, it had a resolution of 640 x 480 (which honestly seemed hi-res at the time). We've decided to give the game a much needed makeover and we're remastering it in 1920 x 1080 HD and bringing it to Steam.

Help Nelly rescue endangered wildfowl and uncover wanton punning in the Barony of Meeth. Acquire morally dubious items on behalf of minor aristocrats; intercept the private correspondences of a daredevil pilot; come to the aid of downtrodden supernatural beings; be confused by obscure colloquialisms; borrow facial hair from long-dead pirates and wantonly misuse the word 'borrow'.

Navigate over to the product page and put it on your wish list.

Hundreds of years ago in 2007, the first Nelly Cootalot adventure 'Spoonbeaks Ahoy!' was released. Developed in Adventure Game Studio, it had a resolution of 640 x 480 (which honestly seemed hi-res at the time). We've decided to give the game a much needed makeover and we're remastering it in 1920 x 1080 HD and bringing it to Steam.

Help Nelly rescue endangered wildfowl and uncover wanton punning in the Barony of Meeth. Acquire morally dubious items on behalf of minor aristocrats; intercept the private correspondences of a daredevil pilot; come to the aid of downtrodden supernatural beings; be confused by obscure colloquialisms; borrow facial hair from long-dead pirates and wantonly misuse the word 'borrow'.

Navigate over to the product page and put it on your wish list.

Here's a bundle of fun interviews with Nelly creator, comedian and human man Alasdair Beckett-King:

Alasdair meets James from 100XP and they resort to fisticuffs in What is Nelly Cootalot?

Learn how it all started in this interview from Co-Op Critics
(Or as podcast.)

Plus more than you ever wanted to know about sub-standard veggie burgers in this delightful interview from Noah's Arcade:
(Or as .)

Here's a bundle of fun interviews with Nelly creator, comedian and human man Alasdair Beckett-King:

Alasdair meets James from 100XP and they resort to fisticuffs in What is Nelly Cootalot?

Learn how it all started in this interview from Co-Op Critics
(Or as podcast.)

Plus more than you ever wanted to know about sub-standard veggie burgers in this delightful interview from Noah's Arcade:
(Or as .)

So it looks like people like Nelly. Good! We'll let the reviewers tell it in their own words:

"Its funny, daft, and the look is incessantly fantastic... And its got Tom Baker in it. I had a thoroughly lovely time."
- John Walker, Rock, Paper, Shotgun

"The puzzles are as perfect as possible."
- Just Adventure

"A joy to play through from start to finish... easily one of the most enjoyable adventures of 2016."
8/10 - cubed3

"The characters are all wonderful, with Nelly in particular being a lovable scamp"
8.5/10 - gamewatcher

"An amazing adventure game. Its story has surprising depth, the characters are lovable, the puzzles are great fun and it wraps it all up in a layer of fantastic humour!"
4.5/5 - The Mental Attic

"One of the funniest games I have played in recent years."
5/5 - KickstartVenture

"Lovingly crafted and amounts to a very relaxing and enjoyable point n click experience."
- Techraptor

"A delightful point-and-click romp of swashing and buckling. In short, itll straight up charm your knickers off."
Buy it! - vgblogger

"Go play Nelly Cootalot: The Fowl Fleet. I highly recommend it."
- @SQHistorian

So it looks like people like Nelly. Good! We'll let the reviewers tell it in their own words:

"It’s funny, daft, and the look is incessantly fantastic... And it’s got Tom Baker in it. I had a thoroughly lovely time."
- John Walker, Rock, Paper, Shotgun

"The puzzles are as perfect as possible."
- Just Adventure

"A joy to play through from start to finish... easily one of the most enjoyable adventures of 2016."
8/10 - cubed3

"The characters are all wonderful, with Nelly in particular being a lovable scamp"
8.5/10 - gamewatcher

"An amazing adventure game. Its story has surprising depth, the characters are lovable, the puzzles are great fun and it wraps it all up in a layer of fantastic humour!"
4.5/5 - The Mental Attic

"One of the funniest games I have played in recent years."
5/5 - KickstartVenture

"Lovingly crafted and amounts to a very relaxing and enjoyable point ‘n click experience."
- Techraptor

"A delightful point-and-click romp of swashing and buckling. In short, it’ll straight up charm your knickers off."
Buy it! - vgblogger

"Go play Nelly Cootalot: The Fowl Fleet. I highly recommend it."
- @SQHistorian

We are thrilled that we have some great preview coverage to share from Rock Paper Shotgun's John Walker.
The game is out on the 22nd [...] with Day Of The Tentacle out the same day, Samorost 3 out two days later, and Wadjet Eye having just released the excellent Shardlight, [...]. Its terrific that The Fowl Fleet looks as though it could be a highlight amongst them. Oh, and Tom Bakers in it!
Read the article here

Serena Nelson wrote a great preview on The Cliquist
Im happy to report that Nelly Cootalot is shaping up to be a great game and worth playing for those who enjoy a good comedy adventure with plenty of swashes to buckle.
(...)
In short, Nelly Cootalot promises to be a great nautical adventure with hilarious situations and weird characters. Fans of a certain classic series from the 90s should feel right at home here. I had once described this as if Monkey Island had a faceliftand if Guybrush had a sex change. And, honestly, I feel like this is a fair assessment.

Read the article here

And here is an interesting short interview with Alasdair done by the Examiner:
Read the interview here

We are thrilled that we have some great preview coverage to share from Rock Paper Shotgun's John Walker.
The game is out on the 22nd [...] with Day Of The Tentacle out the same day, Samorost 3 out two days later, and Wadjet Eye having just released the excellent Shardlight, [...]. It’s terrific that The Fowl Fleet looks as though it could be a highlight amongst them. Oh, and Tom Baker’s in it!
Read the article here

Serena Nelson wrote a great preview on The Cliquist
I’m happy to report that Nelly Cootalot is shaping up to be a great game and worth playing for those who enjoy a good comedy adventure with plenty of swashes to buckle.
(...)
In short, Nelly Cootalot promises to be a great nautical adventure with hilarious situations and weird characters. Fans of a certain classic series from the ’90s should feel right at home here. I had once described this as if Monkey Island had a facelift…and if Guybrush had a sex change. And, honestly, I feel like this is a fair assessment.

Read the article here

And here is an interesting short interview with Alasdair done by the Examiner:
Read the interview here