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Press release:
The Derby-based (the UK) indie games publisher/developer Playtonic Friends and indie games developer MegaWobble, are today very happy and excited to announce that their adorable action/adventure game “Lil Gator Game“, is now available for PC via Steam and the Nintendo Switch via the Nintendo Eshop!

Take control of a rambunctious little reptile on the hunt for their biggest adventure yet! Traverse the vibrant island completing quests and making friends, all in the hopes of freeing your sister from the evil clutches of her schoolwork.

Explore the lush bounty of the island by sliding, gliding and swimming, all while taking down bad guys with your trusty tools! Take photos of the idyllic island scenery or snap a selfie with one of the island’s colourful cast of creatures. Completing quests can reward you with an array of hats, shields, and swords, giving the player an assortment of cosmetic choices.

To jumpstart your journey on the island, Lil Gator Game will be available at 30% off for a limited time during the launch on both platforms, so be sure to bag yourself this bargain before its gone. Whether you’re gaming on the go on the Nintendo Switch and Steam Deck, or keeping it cosy at home with Steam, we can’t wait for you to dive into the world of Lil Gator Game.

See you out there gator gang!

About Playtonic Games
Playtonic Games is an independent videogame developer, started by the creative talent behind some of the most popular platform games of the past (including Donkey Kong Country and Banjo-Kazooie).

Their aim is to bring fun games that everyone loves to play to new and old audiences alike across multiple platforms! Their core team of veterans mixed with fresh, youthful talent has collectively notched up hundreds of years of videogame development.

Their first release as Playtonic Games is Yooka-Laylee, launched in April 2017, and funded as a result of Europe’s biggest video game Kickstarter! They’re based in the heart of the Midlands in the UK near Burton upon Trent, within easy commuting distance of larger cities such as Derby, Nottingham, Leicester and Birmingham.