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Press release:
London – 6 June 2019 – Independent games publisher Curve Digital and developer Fiddlesticks have today released critically-acclaimed puzzle-platformer “Hue” on Nintendo Switch via the Nintendo Eshop (USA and Europe).

The vibrant, multi-award-winning puzzle-platformer where you alter the world by changing its background colour is now available to download through the Nintendo eShop for £9.99 // €9.99 // $9.99. Curve is also offering launch discount of 20% until June 19, 2019.

Hue on Nintendo Switch is the most accessible version ever of the game on console: as well as its lauded colourblind mode that utilises unique symbols as a colour aid, Hue on Nintendo Switch also allows full remapping of the button inputs.

About Hue
Previously available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC, Hue is designed by London-based developer Fiddlesticks (Henry Hoffman and Dan Da Rocha), and seamlessly blends a vivid art style with intelligent level design and a touching narrative to paint a platforming adventure that is as refreshing as it is colourful.

Taking on the role of the titular Hue, players are tasked with discovering where his mother has disappeared to, encountering a diverse cast of characters along the way who only see the world in shades of grey. As he begins to piece together her discarded research, Hue discovers the ability to see the world’s hidden colours and transform the game world to manipulate objects, unlock new areas and interact with new aspects of the environment.

“An attractive and appealing indie puzzle platformer with a smart gameplay hook.” – Xbox Achievements (UK)
“Hue is easily one of the best additions to the genre in a very long time.” – Twinfinite (NA)
“A fun, challenging, original and well-constructed puzzle/platform game.” – IGN (Italia)

About Curve Digital
Curve Digital is one of the leading publishers of games on PC and consoles. Since 2013, the company has been working with some of the world’s best game developers to help bring their games to the broadest possible global audience; from indie hits like Dear Esther to the likes of the multi-million-selling Human: Fall Flat.

In 2017 Curve Digital was recognised by the celebrated Develop Industry Excellence Awards as ‘Publishing Hero’ and crowned ‘Indie Games Publisher of the Year’ at the 2018 and 2019 MCV Awards. Curve Digital was also a 2019 finalist for MCV’s ‘Community Management of the Year’.
www.curve-digital.com

About Fiddlesticks
Fiddlesticks is an independent studio based in London funded by Kuju Startups. Hue is the first game to be developed by the studio – developed by the talented, award-winning developers Dan da Rocha and Henry Hoffman.