Press release:
The gorgeous “metroguelite” A Robot Named Fight! – where players fight the pulsating moon-sized orb of flesh, eyes, mouths, and reproductive organs known as the Megabeast – is heading to the Nintendo eShop and Windows Store next Thursday, April 26!

Released on Steam in 2017, A Robot Named Fight! has gathered a loyal fan base with almost 200 “very positive” ratings on Valve’s platform and high scores from the press as well. Published by Hitcents, the Switch version will have 100% feature parity with the current Steam build – including seeded runs, more interesting ways to combine weapons and power-ups, and even a new (secret) ending!

Combining the best of the Metroidvania and roguelite genres, A Robot Named Fight!’s monstrous creatures, huge item variety, quirky writing, co-op gameplay, and synthwave soundtrack all hit the sweet spot between retro and modern platformers.

The Megabeast
Thousands of years have passed since the mechanical gods ascended and left the lower-order robots to cultivate the world. Unfortunately for those left behind, something forgotten and terrible is stirring among the stars: the Megabeast, which is unleashing its children onto the world like an unstoppable plague.

The Mission
In A Robot Named Fight!, you play as a lone robot tasked with retrieving wartime artifacts deep beneath the surface of your planet. Explore a procedurally-generated underground world filled with fleshy monsters and randomized power-ups. Stay sharp, and try not to die – or you’ll have to start from scratch. To face the Megabeast, you must unearth artifacts that upgrade your abilities and open new paths. Delve beneath the surface, discover the lost history of robot civilization – and explode the Megabeast once and for all!

CONTENT & FEATURE UPDATES
Nearly double the number of items!
More synergies between weapons and power-ups.
Seeded runs!
Better balance for scrap with the addition of Shrines.
An entirely new secret area with a new ending 🙂

KEY FEATURES
– Explore a procedurally-generated labyrinth with more than 4 billion unique runs.
– Prove your worth or suffer permadeath.
– Take on over 70 menacing enemies solo or with a friend via local co-op.
– Adapt to a different item set in every run with more than 100 items.
– Complete achievements to unlock new content.
– Use multiple save slots to avoid overwriting previous saves.
– Replay your favorite runs using seeds.
– Enjoy an unreasonable amount of meat!

PRICING & AVAILABILITY
A Robot Named Fight! will be available on the Nintendo eShop and Windows Store next Thursday, April 26 for $12.99.

Also available on Steam, A Robot Named Fight!’s original soundtrack can be purchased along with the game itself for $13.58.

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Steam

OST Bundle

ABOUT MATT BITNER GAMES
Founded in 2016, Matt Bitner Games consists of Matt Bitner and his wife, Kayla Dowdy. Matt wanted to create video games from the first time he played Doom on his dad’s old 486 and built his knowledge from the ground up in order to pursue his biggest idea: a roguelike Metroidvania that captured the wonder of retro games. Matt decided to become a solo developer, dedicating himself to his first title — A Robot Named Fight!, available on Steam (PC), Nintendo eShop (Nintendo Switch), and the Windows Store. To learn more about Matt Bitner Games and A Robot Named Fight!, please visit https://www.arobotnamedfight.com.

ABOUT HITCENTS
Founded in 1999, Hitcents is an award-winning game developer and publisher. Starting with the critically-acclaimed Draw a Stickman series, Hitcents has released a wide variety of titles across nearly all platforms in existence – including console, mobile, and desktop. With a number of recent launches on the Nintendo Switch, the company is incredibly excited to expand its library further with titles that put fun first. To learn more about Hitcents, please visit http://www.hitcents.com/games.

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