Cubit The Hardcore Platformer Robot HD Launches on Wii U on June 8th

Get ready to have another reason to spend some time with your Wii U this month as a HD release is set to launch this very week and you can reads all about it via it’s official press release:

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CoderChild announces that Cubit The Hardcore Platformer Robot HD arrives on June 8th, 2017 to the American  and European Nintendo Wii U eShop.

Game Overview:

Cubit The Hardcore Platformer Robot HD is an action-packed platform game, where music plays a very important role.

With only one button to jump, you must help Cubit to go from platform to platform, while you avoid obstacles and enemies through the different scenes of the game.

Perhaps you think this makes this game not difficult, right? Well, you are right; this game is not difficult… this game is Hardcore! Choose the path you want to do in each game and reach each of the 3 endings available!!

Features:

• Guest characters from other videogames.
• 3 different endings!
• 4 game modes: for all types of gamers, as well as Hardcore gamers.
• 2 player game mode!
• A soundtrack that will send you back to the dance floor.
• 22 challenges to enrol.

Will you reach the end?

A brief history about CoderChild:

I’ve been working on the video game industry for many years. I worked at Ubisoft for 11 years, the latest as the lead programmer. There I developed some “million seller” titles and also collaborated in some AAA.

When I left Ubisoft, at the end of 2010, I started my own independent development studio called CoderChild.

My target is really simple: I just wish the players enjoy playing my games!

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Since CoderChild is responsible for games such as Zombie Incident, Words Up! Academy for Wii U and even Bug’s‘N’Balls. Cubit The Hardcore Platformer Robot HD is most definitely one game worth getting out, even if you have already boxed up your once beloved Wii U. Just don’t take so long thinking about, it releases in two days and if you decide it is a game for you, why play it next week, when you can play it this week?

Source: CoderChild PR