The game is coming to PC in Spring of 2020.

To find more promising 2D games currently under development, be sure to check out our Master List.
Showcasing promising new 2D games
that are currently under development
A biomechanical slasher inspired by 16-bit classics like Hagane and Shinobi, from Joymasher
A Zelda-like dungeon crawler with 1-bit visuals and oddball humor, from Josyan
A dark metroidvania where you must destroy a bloodthirsty cult, from Mantra and Sinergia Games
A tough and bloody DOS-style shooter, from Alexey Goryachev
A colorful and chaotic brawler for up to four players, from Tanuki Creative Studio
"Oh yeah, I think it’s in a good place. We were originally going to hit April, but we’re not going to hit April, so now we’re going to say after April, because I don’t want to say May and then have to go ‘Oh, I didn’t hit May.’ The next thing we’ll announce is the day you can actually buy it, rather than ‘around here’ because that’s really a lot of pressure to be like, ‘Oh crap, now I’ve got to tell everybody.’ I’m glad I don’t have Kickstarter backers or have taken money from anyone because oh man, that would be terrible."The game is a sequel to Super Meat Boy, and once again features Meat Boy and Bandage Girl... only this time, they have a child named Nugget, and Nugget has been kidnapped by Dr. Fetus. So, the duo splat into action and try to rescue their sweet baby. This time around, instead of venturing through pre-made levels, the game world regenerates itself dynamically into harder and harder versions of itself, but built out of pre-made chunks to avoid sending the player into a hell of random objects. Also, instead of just being able to jump, Meat Boy and Bandage Girl can now punch their enemies in the face, and perform a jump attack, dive, and slide to deal with enemies and navigate quickly around saw blades and other obstacles.