We’ve been working hard all year, and Tilt to Live 2: Redonkulous is finally available on the App Store! It’s a universal app, so if you have at least an iPad 2, iPhone 4S, iPod Touch (5th gen), or newer, just click the icon to grab a copy. If you’re on the fence, you should check out the trailer and see if it looks like your cup o’ tea.
We’ve also made the soundtrack available for streaming or purchase on Bandcamp, for those of you that like really strange swing music.
A hearty thank you goes out to anyone that bought anything we’ve put out over the past 3 years. It’s your support that allows us to keep these amazing jobs we stumbled upon, and we look forward to crafting even more redonkulous experiences for your future enjoyment.
We thought we’d give you like, an entire day’s heads up that our new game is coming out. It’s a universal app that requires at least an iPad 2, iPhone 4s, or iPod touch (5th gen), and will be launching for $2.99 USD. See you on the leaderboards Thursday!
The following codes can be redeemed right here for free copies of the Tilt to Live 2 Soundtrack. Act fast!
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We’re still getting our ducks in a row for a Tilt to Live 2 release date, but we have collected all the excellent new music by REdVOLT Audio‘s Mike Reagan (Outwitters, Pudding Monsters, Angry Birds Star Wars) into a soundtrack for you to stream or purchase. Proceeds are split between the Feed the Composer Initiative and the Help Tilt to Live 2 Break Even Fund. My favorite track, personally, is Undercover Arrow.
Big thanks to our web helper Mike Berg (of WeHeartGames.com) for working with us on a new, prettier Games section. You may find our newest page worth checking out.
Just recently finished a playthrough of Tiny Thief, a point and click adventure game with really, really pretty explosions. If you were looking for something that’s nothing like Tilt to Live to play while you wait for Tilt to Live to come out, boy is this your game! There’s a lot of imaginative set pieces here, and a great sense of style and humor. I spent more time than I’d like waiting for people to walk across the room, but ultimately I had fun sneaking and tapping around for secrets.
If you have a Playstation 3, you can demo the Unfinished Swan for free from the Playstation Store. The puzzles and mechanics are all really creative, and the whole package is just weird, and captivating, and beautiful to play. I found it really inspiring. I give it three and a half swans, with the half swan being sort of clever joke.
Here’s a short clip of me trying out a horror demo on the Oculus Rift, a VR headset for games. What you see on the monitor is what’s in my left and right eyes.
Whit Trebella was the man responsible for the first original music our games ever had. He scored Code Red, Frostbite, and Viva la Turret in the original Tilt to Live, and went on to provide tunes for a ton of great iOS games like Velocispider and Casey’s Contraptions.
Through sheer force of will he one day sprouted the ability to code, releasing his own sliding puzzle game by the name of Polymer. His new project is out today, and it’s a twitchy avoidance game called Pivvot. Seeing as how anyone reading this blog is probably into twitchy avoidance games, you should definitely check out this trailer and give it a shot. It’s like Super Hexagon on a race track.
If you (or someone you know) is a talented freelance graphic, web, or interactive designer that would be interested in helping us design our game user interfaces, send a portfolio link to press {at} onemanleft.com. To clarify, we’re not looking for people who do this “on the side”. If we like your work, we may have a contract for you in the near future.
Did you know that one time, our RSS link was broken? I know! It feels like forever ago now, because we fixed it today.