Dark Scrolls
News, coverage and analysis tracking Dark Scrolls across the outlets.- Something for the Weekend – 27/06/26This week's gaming news was dominated by Grand Theft Auto 6, with pre-orders going live and details about the Ultimate Edition and digital-only physical copies revealed. Other news includes Bungie layoffs, SteamOS availability on PCs, and price increases for Xbox Series consoles. Several games received reviews, including Zero Parades: For Dead Spies and Gothic 1 Remake, while previews were offered for Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy.
- The Ultimate Summer Sale Pairing: Steam Sale Meets GeForce NOW DiscountsNVIDIA's GeForce NOW is offering discounts on its Ultimate and Performance memberships to coincide with the Steam Summer Sale. This promotion allows players to stream PC games purchased on Steam via the cloud, eliminating storage and hardware requirements. New games like Dark Scrolls and The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales are also joining the GeForce NOW library.
- Nintendo Download – June 25, 2026 (Europe)Nintendo has released its latest European download list for the week of June 25, 2026. The update includes several new retail and digital titles for the Nintendo Switch and the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2, featuring a mix of new releases and updated versions of existing games.
- Dark Scrolls Review – Keep scrollin’, scrollin’, scrollin’Dark Scrolls is a fantasy arcade game from doinksoft and Devolver Digital that blends shoot 'em up mechanics with 8-bit platforming. While it offers a unique scrolling gameplay style and co-op options, the review notes that its simplicity can lead to it feeling overly familiar quickly. The game is best enjoyed in shorter bursts as a nostalgic nod to classic arcade titles.
- Dark Scrolls launch trailer – fantasy-themed action platformer on Nintendo SwitchThe fantasy-themed action platformer Dark Scrolls from developer Doinksoft has launched on Nintendo Switch. The game features a cast of nine playable characters with unique skills, procedurally generated levels, and a focus on sharp reflexes. Players can collect coins to purchase upgrades and new perks from Bruce & Goose's Shoppe.
- Dark Scrolls ReleasedThe retro platformer Dark Scrolls, developed by doinksoft and published by Devolver Digital, is now available for PC and Nintendo Switch. The PC version is available on Steam and includes a 10% launch discount.
- Devolver Digital, Doinksoft Launch Action Platforming Autoscroller Dark Scrolls with Limited Time Free Copies of Gunbrella, Gato Roboto – Out Now on PC and Nintendo SwitchDeveloper Doinksoft and publisher Devolver Digital have launched Dark Scrolls, a fantasy-themed action platformer with roguelite progression, on PC and Nintendo Switch. For a limited time, purchasing Dark Scrolls includes free copies of Gunbrella and Gato Roboto, along with a 10% launch discount.
- Dark Scrolls Review - It's dangerous to go aloneDark Scrolls is a retro-inspired roguelike platformer from doinksoft that offers a decent experience, especially in co-op, but lacks ambition and narrative depth. Players progress through procedurally generated zones, unlocking new characters and perks, but the unbalanced difficulty and awkward multiplayer interactions detract from its potential.
- Review: Dark Scrolls (Switch) - A Retro-Styled Soulslike Side-Scroller At The Right PriceDark Scrolls is a retro-styled, indie Soulslike side-scroller available on Nintendo Switch for $9.99. Developed by Doinksoft, the game blends roguelike elements with influences from Sonic the Hedgehog, offering challenging gameplay and charming 16-bit visuals. Despite some minor control issues and occasional visual clutter, its low price point and varied character options make it a worthwhile purchase for fans of the genre.
- Doinksoft’s “Dark Scrolls” Launch Deal: Buy One, Get Two Free Games on Nintendo SwitchIndie developer Doinksoft is offering a limited-time promotion for their new game, Dark Scrolls, on Nintendo Switch and PC. Players who purchase Dark Scrolls between June 22 and July 6, 2026, will receive Doinksoft's previous titles, Gato Roboto and Gunbrella, for free. This deal is available in North America and requires a temporary region change for European players.
- This week in PC games: synthpunk platforming, haunted house hoovering, and a game about growing a black holeThis week's PC game releases include Desolation Seed, Dark Scrolls, Idle Chapel, Relief, Dimhaven, Deer & Boy, Heavydelic, Rift Wizard 3, Empulse, S.A.N.D.Y. - Beach Cleaner, 7 Nights with Vroombi, nophenia, Omen Exitio: Hunger, and Eyes of the ElderWood. The article highlights various genres such as roguelike, platformer, shooter, horror, puzzle, and idle games, with a focus on early access titles and unique art styles.
- This Week’s Japanese Game Releases: Star Fox, Villion: Code, moreThis week's Japanese game releases include Star Fox for Switch 2 and Villion: Code for PlayStation 5, Switch 2, PlayStation 4, and Switch. Other notable titles are DELTARUNE Chapter 5 and DEAD OR ALIVE 6 Last Round. The article also lists numerous other physical and digital releases across various platforms.
- Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch file sizes – Devil May Cry 5, Star Fox, Wanderstop, moreNintendo eShop listings have revealed the file sizes for numerous games on both the Nintendo Switch and the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2. Titles like Devil May Cry 5, Star Fox, and Wanderstop have had their storage requirements detailed across different regions.
- Coming Out in gaming this week — June 22, 2026Several new games are launching this week, including Dark Scrolls, NONEWORLD, and Sand: Raiders of Sophie on June 22nd. Pawsome Resort and Deer & Boy will follow on June 23rd and 24th respectively. Dead or Alive 6: Last Round and Star Fox, a remake of Lylat Wars, are set to release on June 25th for PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and Nintendo Switch 2.
- Nintendo Download: Four Ages, One MissionNintendo's latest download update features new releases like The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales and Observer: System Redux for Nintendo Switch. The update also highlights Father's Day game recommendations, pre-orders for Devil May Cry 5, and a Game Trial for EA SPORTS FC 26 for Nintendo Switch Online members. Additionally, promotions for Nintendo Switch Online memberships and various eShop sales are detailed.
- Nintendo Download – June 18, 2026 (North America) – The Adventures of Elliot, Wanderstop, Dark Scrolls, moreNintendo has announced its latest North American eShop releases for the week of June 18, 2026, featuring titles like The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales, Wanderstop, and Dark Scrolls for the Nintendo Switch. The update also includes details on upcoming games for the Nintendo Switch 2 and ongoing sales, alongside a promotion for Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack memberships.
- Japanese Nintendo eShop releases for June 18, 2026Nintendo has updated the Japanese eShop release schedule for the week of June 18, 2026, featuring new titles for the Nintendo Switch and the upcoming Switch 2. Notable upcoming releases include Devil May Cry 5 Hunter Edition, The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales, and Wanderstop.
- Here's what's coming to GeForce NOW in June including NTE: Neverness to Everness, SpaceCraft, Gothic 1 RemakeNVIDIA has announced the lineup of games coming to GeForce NOW in June 2026, including NTE: Neverness to Everness, SpaceCraft, and Gothic 1 Remake. The cloud gaming service will also see additions like Jurassic World Evolution 3, The Outer Worlds: Spacer's Choice Edition, and Tomb Raider I-III Remastered. GeForce NOW is available on Linux and Steam Deck.
- Forecast: Fun Ahead — 18 Games Join in June to Stream on GeForce NOWGeForce NOW is adding 18 games to its cloud streaming library in June, starting with 10 titles this week including NTE: Neverness to Everness and Gothic 1 Remake. The service allows members to play games across various devices without downloads or upgrades, with new titles like Jurassic World Evolution 3 and Fatekeeper also becoming available.
- "Not every publisher" is running away from GTA 6 and making September a nightmare of game releases, Devolver…Devolver Digital claims it is not concerned about the impending release of Grand Theft Auto 6, unlike many other publishers who are rescheduling their game launches to avoid its November 19 release date. The publisher's stance suggests a belief that their indie titles appeal to a different audience than the massive player base expected for Grand Theft Auto 6. Devolver previously delayed the release of Dark Scrolls due to competition from Yacht Club Games' Mina the Hollower.