In a surprising turn of events, the Nintendo 64-inspired 3D platformer, “Super Kiwi 64,” is set to receive a game-changing update titled ‘Doomsday’ on January 26th. Fans of the game and its predecessors, Macbat 64 and Toree 3D, are in for a treat as the update promises to introduce main story cutscenes, save files, and time trials. The announcement comes directly from the game’s creator, who seems to have taken an experimental leap with this update. Describing it as “kinda bonkers,” the creator admits to venturing out of their comfort zone and trying numerous new elements. The result is a raw and unique experience that they hope players will enjoy. The cinematic trailer provides a glimpse into what to expect from this unconventional update.
For those who have delved into the worlds of Macbat 64 and Toree 3D, the creator promises that ‘Doomsday’ will be “way more enjoyable.” The update is set to bring a fresh perspective to the gameplay and narrative, creating a unique synergy for players familiar with the developer’s previous works. Mark your calendars for January 26th, as ‘Doomsday’ lands on both the Steam and Switch versions of Super Kiwi 64. The best part? It’s absolutely free. Whether you’re a seasoned player of the game or a newcomer, the creator assures that the update is designed to provide an enjoyable experience for all.
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