Playdate's second season is off to a great (and very weird) start
Briefly

The Playdate handheld's seasonal game format has returned for its second iteration, featuring twelve games released weekly over six weeks. Launching with a pair of contrasting titles, 'Fulcrum Defender' offers a modern shooter experience with roguelike elements, making use of the crank for gameplay control, while 'Dig Dig Dino!' provides a relaxed puzzle-solving experience aimed at casual gamers. The seasonal model continues to attract attention with its offering of unique indie games that leverage the device's distinctive mechanics, catering to varied player preferences and gameplay styles.
The seasonal format of the Playdate returns for its second iteration, featuring a collection of new indie games released weekly over six weeks.
Season 2 showcases twelve games, with unique mechanics, including the use of a crank to control gameplay, and introduces a mix of genres like shooters and puzzles.
'Fulcrum Defender' combines roguelike elements with a unique twist on control, as players navigate a ship using the crank while facing waves of enemies.
In contrast, 'Dig Dig Dino!' offers a more laid-back puzzle experience aimed at casual gaming, emphasizing relaxation and enjoyment over competition.
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