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Katana-wielding publisher Devolver Digital and razor wire enthusiast Tomasz Wacławek announced today that the turn-based ninja platformer RONIN will emerge from the Early Access shadows on June 30. Last month's Early Access assassin propelled revenge-seeking fans into a feedback frenzy as they worked with developer Wacławek to make the final tweaks to the game, perfecting RONIN for PCs everywhere this month. Trailer:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLmbeogBfqU

Deconstructeam and Devolver Digital have released a free expansion update to the minimalist point and click thriller Gods Will Be Watching for free on Steam, GOG, and Humble. During the launch week of this new expansion mission, Gods Will Be Watching will be offered at 75% off (http://store.steampowered.com/app/274290/). Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AtvvAFquj4A

Vengeful developer Tomasz Wacławek and shadowy game label Devolver Digital unleashed the turn-based action-platformer RONIN on Steam Early Access as the game enters its final phase of development. During this four-week stretch in Early Access, developer Tomasz Wacławek and the community will work to finely tune the controls, difficulty curve, and overall gameplay of the otherwise complete game. Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLmbeogBfqU

Devolver Digital Films has that announced another of its independent feature movies, World 1-1, releases worldwide on the Steam Store on Tuesday May 19th at 9 a.m. PST. The documentary, produced by Daryl Rodriguez and Jeanette Garcia, chronicles the emergence of global video game industry, from the personalities of the earliest Atari pioneers to the lucky deals and unfortunate mistakes that almost destroyed the entire industry as quickly as it began. World 1-1 will launch on the Steam Store at a sale price of $5.39 for one week, offering 33% off its regular price of $7.99 (£5.59, 7,99€). The 131-minute documentary is among the first movie titles to be released on the global gaming platform, which now boasts than 125 million active users worldwide.

The political activists of Roll7 (OlliOlli) and video game lobbyists Devolver Digital are uncomfortably excited to announce the indie cover-based shooter Not A Hero is now available for personal computers. Constituents around the globe can now exchange their local currency for a pile of computer files that, when arranged properly, yield what critics are already calling “the year’s best indie shooter starring an anthropomorphic rabbit from the future.”

Political pundits Roll7 and Devolver Digital announced today that the upcoming politically charged, cover-based shooter Not a Hero has undergone super secret upgrades to crank that shit up to 60 frames per second and will now launch on May 14 via Steam, GOG, and Humble (http://www.notahe.ro).

Devolver Digital Films announces the release of Angry Video Game Nerd: The Movie on the Steam Store, on Tuesday, April 28th The comic sci-fi/adventure film features the popular ‘Angry Video Game Nerd’ character from the eponymous comic web series created by and starring James Rolfe; the feature-length film follows The Nerd on an adventure through the urban legend surrounding the mass burial of millions copies of the Atari 2600 video game E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, proclaimed as the "worst video game of all time.” The film will launch for a sale price of 4,79 € (40% off the title’s regular Steam Store price of 7,99 €), worldwide and DRM-free

A previously unknown British political faction, UJIP, have claimed responsibility for a recent break-in at the campaign headquarters of time-traveling rabbit and London mayoral candidate BunnyLord. In addition to the theft of sensitive campaign information, the political group has also posted a cracked, defaced version of BunnyLord’s upcoming videogame, Not A Hero. This illegally distributed version of the game contains strong anti-BunnyLord imagery and sentiments and is freely available on http://www.theujipparty.org/ and – inexplicably – on Steam (http://store.steampowered.com/app/274270/). Even in Australia.

Assassins in training are now able to get their hands on some sweet turn-based ninja action as lone wolf developer Tomasz Wacławek and shadowy game label Devolver Digital have released a three-level demo for RONIN on Steam. Pre-orders for RONIN and the RONIN Digital Special Edition are now available on Steam, GOG, and other digital services with 10% off the $12.99 / £9.99 / € 12.99 price for the standard game and $19.99 / £14.99 / € 19.99price for the Digital Special Edition.