![]() In Loot River, players are able to harness the power of the Relic to shift the ground beneath them, sliding around on the floating pieces of ruined landscapes. These Tetris-like blocks can be slotted together to solve spatial exploration puzzles and employed creatively as a tool in combat to manipulate enemies and control the space on which your battles take place. As players venture through these endless catacombs, they’ll encounter horrifying beasts, lost travelers, and epic bosses. Critics on Loot River’s PC & Xbox release: “Thrilling gameplay and ripping pixel art” – 8.5/10, Game Informer “…an inventive and deeply satisfying roguelike” – Recommended, Eurogamer “…unconventional and refreshing” – 8.5/10, Sector.sk ![]() “Thank you to everyone who has supported Loot River so far and continues to do so as we’ve made improvements since the game’s original release,” said creative director Miro Straka. “We’re so thrilled that Loot River is out today on PlayStation and we can’t wait to see what players do with our level editor that will be joining every platform.” ![]() Follow straka.studio on Twitter: https://twitter.com/straka_studio Join the Loot River Discord: https://discord.gg/lootriver About straka.studio straka.studio is a small Slovakian outfit that creates games focused on transforming the world around the player. After developing the mobile spatial puzzlers Euclidean Lands and Euclidean Skies, straka.studio has turned its attention to its most ambitious project yet, the action-roguelike Loot River, available on Xbox and PC and coming to PlayStation. About SUPERHOT PRESENTS SUPERHOT PRESENTS is an indie game funding initiative created by the team that made SUPERHOT. After making a runaway success through sheer gumption and foolhardiness, the studio now aims to give other foolhardy, upstart indies a hand. Shipping a game without a publisher or investors is daunting and can feel like a huge leap of faith, so the SUPERHOT team aims to make that jump a little less scary for indie developers. Supported using public funding by Slovak Arts Council |