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Press release:
Krakow, Poland – August 28, 2020. Publisher All in! Games has announced the coming release of “Ridiculous Catapult Simulator” in Early Access on Steam!

Developed by Failcore, Ridiculous Catapult Simulator is a fusion of rag-doll physics in a 3D tower defense with rag-doll physics and deck-building elements. Visit the Partner Booth Poland at gamescom 2020 to learn more about the project.

In addition, a demo will be available during the Steam Game Festival – Autumn Edition.

“We’re thrilled to cooperate with All in! Games to help our title reach a wider audience,” says Jan Cieślar, Failcore’s founder and creative director.

“Early Access is a great way to gather player feedback and will help us create a balanced, systemic experience.”

About Ridiculous Catapult Simulator

Launch everything from cars to bathtubs in Ridiculous Catapult Simulator, a 3D tower defense with rag-doll physics and deck-building elements. Players of all ages can have fun bringing down enemies with creative ammo combos or simply by creating complete chaos on the battlefield!

About Failcore:
Failcore is a gamedev studio established in Warsaw with fully remote employees working worldwide. Their first game began as a joke over lunch (Invisible Fist). Their second game is an eye-candy deck-builder tower defense made together with All in! Games (Ridiculous Catapult Simulator). If that’s how they evolved during their first 2 years as a company, imagine what they will do next.

About All in! Games:
All in! Games is a video game publishing and production company based in Krakow, Poland. Founded in 2018, the team creates and supports unique games for PC and consoles, working on both Polish and international projects. All in! Games’ portfolio features titles such as Ghostrunner (One More Level, co-publisher 505 Games), Paradise Lost (PolyAmorous), Alaloth – Champions of The Four Kingdoms (Gamera Interactive), and Tools Up! (The Knights of Unity). All in! Games is listed on the stock exchange in Warsaw after their merger with Setanta in 2020.