Hey Everyone! Splatterbot is a part of the Couch Co-op Fest on Steam. To celebrate, we have released an update to the demo with Team Mode! Team Mode is similar to the base FFA mode, except there are only two colours available. Players can compete in 2v2 or 3v1 - with other players or bots! Please note that a controller is required to play Splatterbot. As a general development update - Development is coming along nicely. The Nintendo Switch version is is coming along nicely. The team mode has been implemented - as seen in the demo. At the moment I'm focusing on polish and bug fixes - particularly related to the user interface. I've got some fun concepts lined up for new game modes, levels and power-ups for post-launch content but I have to keep those tucked away for now to get Splatterbot to you all in the next few months! :)

Hey Everybody! Our good friends at Galaxy Games are running a Kickstarter Campaign for their latest game: Which Way Up.
Which Way Up: Galaxy Games is a cosmic party platformer for Nintendo Switch & Steam that takes the gravity-defying feeling from Super Mario Galaxy and cranks it up with 12 inventive mini-games (known as Galaxy Games). Knock players out of orbit in Bumper Stars, score planetary goals in Comet Collect, escape a black hole by bounding between planets in Event Horizon, and dive into lots more that will have you and your friends laughing and strategising across the galaxy! If you love Local-Multiplayer games, show them your support! Which Way Up - Kickstarter Wishlist and Demo

Steam Next Fest has begun! and we have some important update news to share! First for the bad news - we have had to delay Splatterbot's release date. The main reason for this is a delay in Nintendo Switch development. Splatterbot is now scheduled to launch on Steam and Nintendo Switch simultaneously in early 2025. The good news is, our demo is now available for Steam Next Fest! If you're itching to play, you can check out our Splatterbot Demo on our Steam Store page: Splatterbot Please note that a controller is required to play Splatterbot.

The Splatterbot Demo has arrived in the leadup to Steam Next Fest! It is now available on the Splatterbot Steam Page: Splatterbot In this demo, you can play the Free-for-all gameplay mode with up to 4 players. AI Bots are available for those who wish to play on their own! The demo also runs on Linux and Steam Deck! There are two levels available in this demo: Plaza A split-level plaza that has been kept very clean until now. This is Splatterbot's base level.
Factory Floor An industrial assembly line. A conveyor belt wraps around the mezzanine to either assist or hinder your collection of items.
I'd love to hear your thoughts! You can contact us through our website. Please note that a controller is required to play Splatterbot.

Hi, I'm Nathan - the sole developer of Splatterbot. I've been hard at work on Splatterbot for the past year and a half, and I want to give some development updates in the leadup to launch. A few days ago, I released an updated trailer. I recently overhauled the environments and added character customization, so I wanted to showcase these in the new trailer. You can watch it below: [previewyoutube=OWyQwteJ0rU;full][/previewyoutube] In the near future, my number one priority is getting a demo ready in time for Next-Fest. Tweaking the gameplay based on feedback, improving the UI, and getting a Steam Deck version ready are my #1 priority in the next few months. If you want to stay posted, add Splatterbot to your wishlist! - Nathan