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Press release:
December 7th, 2020.
The Spain-based indie games studio BeautiFun Games (the makers of “Nihilumbra”) are today very pleased and proud to announce that their challenging 2D adventure puzzler “Professor Lupo: Ocean” is coming to the Nintendo Switch via the Nintendo Eshop on December 28th, 2020 (the launch price has been set to $4.99).

Bundle options will also be available, combining its predecessor, Professor Lupo and his Horrible Pets, as well as Ocean, for $15.99 (€15.99/£15.99).

Professor Lupo: Ocean blends gorgeous hand-drawn characters and 2D grid-based gameplay with challenging, deadly puzzles. With 40 story-driven levels, you’ll have to navigate the abandoned ship you wake on, utilize water flow and currents to progress – while avoiding alien creatures on board that are set to harm or hinder – to discover the mysteries of who you really are.

Key Features:

Puzzles: Solve challenging, deadly puzzles and mini-games by using the flow and currents of water to your advantage. Discover all the hidden documents across each level to truly push your puzzle solving abilities.
Story: The stand alone sequel to “Professor Lupo and his Horrible Pets” saga, Ocean is a rich story-driven adventure across 40 levels that’s filled with plot twists. Uncover the mystery of who you are, and why you’ve woken at the bottom of the ocean.
World: Professor Lupo: Ocean is populated by fascinating creatures and aliens that can help or hinder your progress. Learn their behaviour, utilize or avoid them to solve challenging puzzles.
Graphics: Beautifully realized hand-drawn 2D characters and creatures.
Music: An original synth soundtrack that’s set to be released for all.
Communication: Fully voice acted for greater immersion.

About BeautiFun Games
BeautiFun Games creates narrative video games with distinctive and beautiful aesthetics. An Indie Game Studio born in 2011 and the proud fathers of the award-winning game “Nihilumbra”, “Megamagic: Wizards of the Neon Age” and “Professor Lupo and his Horrible Pets”.