DrinkBox Studios officially announced today that it is bringing its award-winning action-platformer, Guacamelee!, to Steam. DrinkBox is offering a special Guacamelee! Gold Edition exclusively for Steam users for $14.99, £11.99 and €13.99. To celebrate the launch, Drinkbox is also offering a special 10 percent promotional discount on Guacamelee! and a free Steam code for the critically acclaimed Tales from Space: Mutant Blobs Attack from now until August 15.
Features for the Guacamelee! Gold Edition includes:
· Full Game along with the first two DLC packs – Costume pack and “The Devil’s Playground” challenge level
· Steam trading cards
· Steamworks integration with Achievements, Leaderboards, Cloud Save, and Big Picture Mode
· Fully remappable keyboard controls
· Create new custom luchador costumes and share these with others via Steam Workshop
Graham Smith, Co-Founder of DrinkBox Studios said:
“We were overwhelmed with the highly positive reception we received after launching Guacamelee! on the PlayStation Network. Since then, we’ve received many requests from Guacamaniacs to bring the game’s intense gameplay and vibrant Mexican-themed setting to other platforms. Steam was always part of the plan for us so we could bring the game to as many gamers as possible, but seeing the response and support from our fans is what really drove us to push forward onto more platforms and we hope the PC guys love it just as much as their PlayStation counterparts.”
Set in and around a small village in Mexico, Guacamelee! is an action-packed, 2D brawler/platformer that alternates between the worlds of the living and the dead. Inspired by Mexican folklore, players take control of a down-on-his luck wrestler named Juan Aguacate, as he fights through hordes of undead enemies and skeleton henchmen to stop the evil Carlos Calaca from gaining ultimate power by sacrificing the beautiful “El Presidente’s Daughter.”
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