Balatro's solo dev says "I'm sorry" as their hit indie roguelike prepares to launch on mobile this month, "productivity be damned"
Balatro is set to launch on mobile on Se🐎ptember 26

One of this year's 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:best roguelikes, Balatro, is set to release on mobile🧸 devices this month, and its creator is already apologizing in advance for the effect that might have on players.
We already knew 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:a mobile port of Balatro was ♛on the way, but we didn't know quite how soon it'd be here. Announced today as the third and final big summer announcement for the indie hit, we'll be able to download the game on the App Store and Google Play Store from September 26. That's in just three weeks, so there's really not long to wait, and the developer is clearly well aware that its launch might end up sucking players in a little too much, as the trailer itself briefly shows a 'productivity💦' graph rapidly declining, while the game's official Twitter account proclaims: "Productivity be damned!"
Producti💟vity be damned! Balatro is coming to mobile on September 26th pi🌺c.twitter.com/qNF1d0ArBx
This announcement is no doubt a fantastic finale for LocalThunk's trio of announcements over recent weeks. In case you missed them, it was previously revealed that the roguelike will get a "major gameplay update" next year with "new ideas and strategies" at some point next year. On top of that, you can already check out the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Friends of Jimbo update, which was rolled ou💫t last month and allows you to customize your cards with new designs from four collab games, including The Witcher 3 and Am🦩ong Us.
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