Tilterpillar update 2.3
October 3, 2023
Following on from the re-release of Tilterpillar, we have updated the game again with some extra languages!
Languages now supported are: Chinese S/T, Japanese, Korean, Hindi, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Italian and German.
For this release, we have also localised the game’s name and logo. So for example if you are playing from Italy, the game is called “Bruchi”! Let’s have a look at some of those logos in more detail:
As usual, the game is free to play from the Apple Appstore
Here’s those game names in full:
| English | Tilterpillar |
| Chinese Simplified | 毛虫 |
| Chinese Traditional | 毛蟲 |
| French | Chenille |
| German | Raupen |
| Hindi | कमला |
| Italian | Bruchi |
| Japanese | キャタピラー |
| Korean | 무한 궤도 |
| Portuguese | Lagarta |
| Spanish | Oruga |
(Link to this article: https://dadako.com/tilterpillar-update-2-3/)
Introducing Questy Chess for Playdate
June 9, 2021
Panic Inc today announced the lineup for its new Playdate handheld console. We at Dadako are proud to reveal that we made a title for season one, called Questy Chess.
This is very exciting for the Dadako team, and we are looking forward to release. For more details on when that will be, we can recommend going to the play.date website and hooking up to their announcement channels.
DEEP IN AN EVER ADVANCING COMPUTER, FORGOTTEN AND UNCHANGED, REMAINS CHESS PROGRAM V1.
It’s been a long journey for Dadako making Questy Chess.
Questy Chess is a serious game of chess, with a quest. We’ve kept the game under wraps for over a year now and theres a little more waiting to go, a small tease into the story is here: questychess.com
Overall the theme is one of duality, mystery and old computers.
Things to expect:
- Chess
- Quests
For press enquires, please visit our contact page.
(Link to this article: https://dadako.com/introducing-questy-chess-for-playdate/)
Pirate Pop Plus now available for Nintendo Switch!
May 31, 2018
To commemorate, we travelled back in time to take out this ad.
(Link to this article: https://dadako.com/pirate-pop-plus-now-available-for-nintendo-switch/)
A 5th of BitSummit (BitSummit 5)
May 21, 2017
So once again we are at BitSummit in Kyoto for the annual indie game dev festival. This year we showed our prototype title Pon Pon Pirates, helped out by @everydayfoxlife.
This year the festival was big, about 1/3rd bigger than the previous year. The usual suspects were in force and things seemed a little more organised than previous years. The branding for this year was nice too, with a visual homage to virtua fighter.
As usual, we didn’t get that much time to look around, but judging from the games we did see, the quality bar for indie games is getting higher every year. Those shown by sponsors Nintendo and Sony were of very high quality, and fit the bill of what some are now calling “iii” or “triple i”.
Pon Pon Pirates went down well, we had a few players even talk to us about Pirate Pop, which we showed last year. A great time had by all.
(Link to this article: https://dadako.com/a-5th-of-bitsummit-bitsummit-5/)
Pon Pon Pirates Bitsummit
Join Pete Jr. on a new adventure, using the trusty virtual game device Pocket Game!
Battle with other pirates in this online multiplayer game featuring a frenzied dash for the booty in various ingenious battle locations. Trash the competition and gather the loot to be crowned the Pirate numero uno!
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We have started work on Pon Pon Pirates, another 8-bit themed game in the custom “fantasy” game device, the Pocket Game. The gameplay mechanic is based on Bubble Bobble, the classic arcade and NES game of lore.
(Link to this article: https://dadako.com/pon-pon-pirates-bitsummit-2/)