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First Silksong, Now Mina The Hollower Is Causing Other Indie Devs To Delay Their Games

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First Silksong, Now Mina The Hollower Is Causing Other Indie Devs To Delay Their Games
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Indie game developers are adjusting their release schedules to avoid competition with highly anticipated titles. Devolver and Doinksoft have postponed the launch of Dark Scrolls to June 22nd to make way for Mina The Hollower, which is set to release on May 29th. This decision reflects a collaborative spirit within the indie gaming community, as developers express excitement for each other's projects.

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NewsSwitch eShopNintendo Switch 2Upcoming ReleasesDelays First Silksong, Now Mina The Hollower Is Causing Other Indie Devs To Delay Their Games Make way for Mina! by Jim Norman4 mins ago Share: Just a few weeks ago, we learned that Devolver's throwback fantasy dungeon-scroller, Dark Scrolls, would be launching on Switch on 28th May. Well, it was later announced that another hotly anticipated retro-inspired indie would be launching the very same week, so Devolver and Doinksoft have decided to duck out of the way. In an updated trailer, the devs revealed that Dark Scrolls will now launch on 22nd June, a little under a month out from the previous date. All of this is to avoid a clash with Mina The Hollower, which'll finally arrive on Switch on 29th May.

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