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 We’re making 3 Let’s Play videos of Cubemen 2 for Wii U. This first one details the basics of the game.

Nic takes you through the Cubemen 2 for Wii U basics, including customising your Cubemen, levels and in-game settings.

He also plays a basic Defence game, going into more detail about the game’s controls, tactics, stats, achievements and the abilities of your Cubemen.

We’re delighted to announce Cubemen 2 for Wii U will be released in The Americas, Europe and Australia on 4 September 2014 on the Nintendo eShop for USD$7.99 / €7.99 / £6.99 / AUD$10.49.

We can’t wait to see all the cool new levels Wii U players will create for Cubemen 2 and we’re really excited to be publishing our first game from another developer, Melbourne based 3 Sprockets.

You can battle your Cubemen army in a range of different modes, both offline and online, against AI and other players and against players on Wii U, PC, Linux, Mac or iOS device!

If you want to know more, have a look at our press release by clicking here ==> (more…)

We’re showcasing three games at this year’s PAX East in Boston! If you’re coming to PAX East make sure you visit booth 118 to play the games and say hi to Nic and Bruce.

See our official press release below for all the details. (more…)

Cubemen 2 is coming soon to Wii U. Here’s a handy feature from Nintendo Enthusiast with everything you need to know about the game:

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Like Fuzzy Wuzzy Games, Nnooo is also among the number of indie developers having their games showcased by Nintendo at the Game Developers Conference this year. Naturally, this means new footage, screenshots, and details.

But first, for those who are unfamiliar with what Cubemen 2 is, it’s designed to be a fast paced, action packed, original 3D strategy game where the player conducts Cubemen units to defend and attack enemies in a range of game modes including Capture the Flag, Skirmish, Territory and more.

Click here to read the rest of this feature

Nic was recently interviewed by Nintendo Everything. He discusses Blast ‘Em Bunnies, escapeVektor’s future, eShop thoughts and more…

How did the concept for Blast ‘Em Bunnies come about?

Following on from Spirit Hunters Inc and escapeVektor which were both really well reviewed by most outlets and very well received by our fans we were looking for a game idea which could be a little more commercially focused.

We noticed that with escapeVektor it was getting a lot of great reviews and awards but for many players it was a hard sell due to its abstract nature. With Spirit Hunters Inc the video for the game went really high in the eShop charts but the transfer to sales was not at the same level. I came to the conclusion that both games were hard to market to players in a way that ensured they got the excitement and fun of the games. We knew if we could get people playing they would love them both but both concepts were perhaps a hard sell.

At the same time we had just come off two projects (escapeVektor and Spirit Hunters Inc) which had consumed several years of our lives so we wanted to do something shorter and more focused.

I’d had an idea for a target shooting game floating around in my head for a while and it was originally going to be an AR style game based in the Spirit Hunters universe. I really like the gameplay idea so it kept returning to me as something we should look at doing.

Click here to read the full interview

Exciting news! Nintendo are featuring Cubemen 2 for Wii U on their booth at next week’s Game Developers Conference in San Francisco.

Cubemen 2 for Wii U, published by Nnooo and developed by 3 Sprockets, is being featured as part of a showcase of indie games made using Unity Pro for Nintendo’s Wii U console.

Our own Nic Watt will be on hand to demonstrate Cubemen 2 at the Nintendo booth from 2pm-6pm on Wednesday March 19 and between 10am-2pm on Thursday March 20. If you are attending GDC come along to see how well Cubemen 2 plays on the Wii U.

After visiting the Nintendo booth why not take a look at 3 Sprockets’ new game, Fight the Dragon? Winner of a GDC Best in Play 2014 award, this 3D hack n’ slash RPG will be showcased at GDC Play on the Play Tabletop 313 booth in the North Hall. This is your chance to get hands-on with the latest build of this game.

Press enquiries should be addressed to press@nnooo.com.

If you’ve been keeping up to date with our news you’ll know we’ve been pretty busy lately. Not only have we announced our new game, Blast ‘Em Bunnies, we’ve also been working with 2 other Australian developers to publish their games on consoles. We bringing Cubemen 2 from Melbourne studio 3 Sprockets to the Wii U. We’re also bringing ORBITOR, developed by Canberra based Evil Aliens, to console(s). Hopefully we’ll have news on which one(s) soon. If there is a specific platform you’re keen to see ORBITOR on let us know in the comments section below or send us a message via Facebook or Twitter.

The recent EB Expo video game convention in Sydney was a perfect opportunity for us to get all the developers together and showcase this trio of tremendous titles. Expos like this are a great chance for developers to talk directly to consumers, for us to show where we are in the development process and get direct feedback from the gaming public. It’s also a chance for us to spread the word via the games media who attend the event. This year’s EB Expo was also the first time we’ve had a game on a console manufacturer’s stand at a major expo with Blast ‘Em Bunnies showcasing on the PlayStation stand as well as the Nnooo booth! (more…)

We’re bringing cross-platform multiplayer and user-generated content to the Wii U with Cubemen 2, the highly successful Steam and iOS game. Control your army of Cubemen and battle them against other players who are playing on Wii U, PC, Linux, Mac or iOS. There are already over 4,000 user-generated levels which you’ll be able to access, specific level themes, customisable Cubemen skins and a global ranking system. Check out our press release below for more details. (more…)