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Press release:
1st March 2024.
The Austin-based (Texas) indie games publisher Devolver Digital and Cape Town-based (South Africa) indie games developer Free Lives, are today very happy and excited to announce that their sports-themed action game “Cricket Through the Ages“, is now available for PC (via Steam) and the Nintendo Switch (via the Nintendo Eshop).

Swing bats and throw balls through the intertwined histories of humankind and cricket in this tongue-in-cheek, physics-driven ode to hitting things with wood.

Over a thousand years ago, the human race teetered on the edge of extinction. Our ancestors were helpless against the mighty behemoths of the land.

And then, salvation! The game of cricket was invented.

Enjoy cricket through the miracle of a simple, one-button control scheme.
Play through six unique game modes, solo or against a friendly rival.
Learn about the totally real history of cricket. You won’t believe it!

Previously only available on mobile, you can now enjoy this epochal tale of bats ‘n’ balls on other platforms.

Go alone, or take a friend, on a journey through the rich and 100% accurate history of the sport in Cricket Through the Ages, launching on PC and Nintendo Switch today.

About Devolver Digital:

We are
Devolver Digital
purveyors of fine digital entertainment wares from independent artists worldwide.

A boutique game label
Owned and operated by
a team that replies to Slack threads with a non-stop deluge of hilarious gifs and passive aggressive shots at one another.

Despite our Differences
A collection of Individuals
works with independent developers from all over the world to produce and promote some of the most original, eccentric, and beloved games of the past decade.

About Free Lives:
Free Lives are a team of teenage anthropomorphic turtles, led by their anthropomorphic beard wielding rat sensei in honing and perfecting their art of game jam jitsu to battle bills, pants, petty criminals, evil overlords and alien invaders. They met in the storm sewers of Cape Town, where they bonded over a love for dank accommodations, consuming copious amounts of pizza and remaining isolated from society-at-large.