After releasing one of the best platformers of the past decade, the Owlboy studio is remastering its debut game
Savant - Ascent Anniverꦿsary Edition brings new content to D🅷-Pad's breakout title
Indie studio D-Pad is best known for Owlboꦺy, a lovely offbeat 2D Metroidvania platformer about carrying your friends through skyfaring adventures, but it got its start with a snacky bullet hell called Savant - Ascent. Ten years after its re💃lease, Savant is now getting the remastered treatment by way of an Anniversary Edition.
For its return, Savant - Ascent has been updated with more polished visuals, a host of new content including additional stages and༒ boss battles, plus more abilitie🎃s and finishers to use against those added baddies, like the double-jump, backflip, and mid-air power shot. The Survival Mode that sits alongside the campaign has also been updated with new challenges of its own, and the game's cutscenes have been "completely remade."
not to be confused with the game's protagonist – who "has officially joined D-Pad Studio as our lead sound designer and composer."Surprise hire aside, this jumped out to me because the music was always a big selling point for the original game, which is still available for just $2 (it's a short-and-sweet game, you see). It had six unlockable soundtracks, with each one tied toಞ a new power. Your abilities are directly linked to your tunes, so I guess it makes sense for the expanded version of the game to boast of a "CD Completed."
Savant is a much faster and more challenging experience compared to Owlboy, and its dark aesthetic could hardly be more different, but D-Pad hasn't released a bad game yet, and this looks like a good chanc✨e to catch up on its heritage. I🍸ts next project, , has been billed as a bouncy 2D fighter with local and online multiplayer for its campaign and competitive modes.
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