Cave Story Creator’s Next Game, Kero Blaster, Out May 11th

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Kero Blaster (originally Gero Blaster), the next game from Cave Story creator Daisuke “Pixel” Amaya, will be released on May 11th, 2014 for PC and iPhone.

 

Playism, the Japanese indie-focused localization and distribution group, will help bring the game to PC. The PC version of the game will be available via the Playism platform. Playism are also assisting with the PC release of La-Mulana 2 and Astebreed, and will bring all three games to the Indie Megabooth at PAX East.

 

Last year, Nicalis, who have published a number of Amaya’s games on the Nintendo eShop also teased a version of Kero Blaster running on the Nintendo 3DS.


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