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Flash Sale #2!!

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Big big news for all the Android lovers out there. We have sales on sales on sales and even a brand new game debut today. In the immortal words of Sam Jackson from Jurassic Park you better “hold onto your butts!” First we are running another 99 cent Flash Sale for some of our favorite […]

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Calling all beta testers!

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Help us, help you. We’re looking for a diverse crew of gamers to test some of our upcoming titles and game updates on all platforms ahead of their global launch. Think you’ve got what it takes to test games with Noodlecake? Click on through to the application below and fill it out to apply. Apply […]

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FLASH SALE

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SALE ALERT! From Friday – Tuesday you can get some amazing premium games for only 99 cents! Over $22 in savings across both iOS and Android. iOS: Caterzillar – Island Delta – Shooting Stars! – Joinz – Dig Deep! Google Play: Caterzillar – Island Delta – Shooting Stars! – Wayward Souls – The Executive

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Glitchnaps Love Hate Relationship with Invert

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We (Noodlecake) first saw Invert back at GDC 2015 after meeting with Glitchnap’s Jonas, Joon and Mads about porting their game Try Harder to Android. Joon had this prototype of a game they were working on called Invert and even on the initial pitch, I could tell there was a storied history behind it. There […]

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The Story of Fluffy Jump

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One of the great things about being an indie publisher is the stories that come up with all the teams we work with. In this case, Fluffy Jump creator David Marquardt (developer of Pull My Tongue), decided to team up with his wife Cathy (who works in HR for a dentist) to make the game. […]

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We brought realMyst to Android?!

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Super excited to finally announce that we brought the classic realMyst to Android! It has been a dream to get to work with a studio like Cyan who has such huge impact on our gaming histories. And we are doing Riven as well! It should be out mid March but you can get realMyst right […]

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A Festive Holiday Treat!

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Things have been a bit quiet around the old Noodlecake HQ these past few weeks. And for good reason. We have been gearing up for some serious holiday cheer in a number of games and the fun starts this week! Flappy Golf 2 – Dec 1st After some heated conversations we decided to bring back […]

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Alto’s Adventure comes to Super Stickman Golf 3

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Don’t have premium on SSG3? You’re really missing out. Since launch we have been adding some great new courses to the Downloadable Courses section of Super Stickman Golf 3. First the loopy Roller Coast then the daunting Ship Yard. Soon after, we got a submission from super fan Josh who drew out and emailed an […]

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Super Stickman Golf 3

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Well here it is! Over a year in the making, we are excited to finally release the much anticipated Super Stickman Golf 3 (SSG3) to the world this week! If you have missed the launch trailer you can check it out here. Sequels are hard. We have to appease the fans by changing things but […]

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The Untold Story of Chameleon Run

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By now you should be good and hyped for our release of Chameleon Run this week. However what you probably didn’t know was that a game about color switching was developed by a color blind developer, who was injured and only could use one hand. And if that wasnt enough, he had his code stolen […]

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