Shoe it All! Launches With Japanese Support
The release brings a physics-driven shoe-flinging puzzle game with hidden clear conditions to every major platform at once, with Japanese support and a launch discount on Steam.
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Developer Amberbite and co-publisher Bright Gambit released the casual simulation Shoe it All! and posted an announcement trailer. The stage-clear single-player game has players swing at any strength and fling shoes at targets, with physics simulation handling the shoes and other objects. It includes over 65 stages with no explicit clear instructions, plus around 200 collectible stickers, secret bonus stages, and a speedrun mode. It is available on Steam, PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch, iOS, and Android, and supports Japanese. On Steam the launch sale prices it at 648 yen instead of 810 yen through September 18.
Amberbite released Shoe it All! with co-publisher Bright Gambit and posted an announcement trailer. The stage-clear single-player game has players swing at any strength and fling shoes at targets, with physics simulation handling the shoes and other objects.
The 65-plus stages give no explicit clear instructions, so first-time players have to guess where to hit and what happens, and some stages allow multiple clear methods. Beyond clearing stages, the game offers around 200 collectible stickers, secret bonus stages, and a speedrun mode.
It is available on Steam, PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch, iOS, and Android, and supports Japanese. On Steam the launch sale prices it at 648 yen instead of 810 yen through September 18.
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