Below, the next game from Capy (Sword & Sworcery, Super Time Force), was meant to be out this winter! Now it's not. Now it will be out... well, one day.

Capy's Below is looking very nice in this gameplay demo given to Spike.

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Video: Straight out of PAX East 2014, here's Below, a serene dungeon crawler from Capy, the company behind Clash of Heroes and Sword & Sworcery. It's hard to capture just how pretty this game really is, but we did what we could.

In case you've forgotten all about it since its debut at least year's E3, Below is an upcoming roguelike from some of the guys (Capy, not Superbrothers) who made Sword & Sworcery. This is the game's PAX trailer.

Capy — the indie studio behind Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery — will release their next game, Super Time Force, on both Xbox 360 and Xbox One. The bad news: they're delaying it to next year.

Dear God. Critter Crunch. That game, man... that game. Critter Crunch is a game about feeding little animals to bigger animals so they explode and die. It is a puzzle game and it is amazing. Until now the game has been a PSN exclusive, but now it looks as though it's making its way the PC courtesy of Steam.

So, you're a little late to the game in getting the beautiful iPhone and iPad adventure Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP? Worry not! For now you look smart, frugal even, for waiting until Sword & Sworcery went cheap.

Surely you've heard of Superbrothers Sword & Sworcery EP by now. We've talked about this exquisite graphical adventure for many moons. But as of right now, thankfully, the point and touch adventure experience, rich in wondrous sights and sounds, is available for a wider audience.

Already released on the iPad, Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP makes the epic journey to the more popular iPhone and iPod touch platforms this week, thanks to a new update that magically transforms the Capy-developed game into a universal app.

People who are in the know have been waiting for Sword & Sworcery for many, many months.

It's been nearly a year since we played the gorgeous Superbrothers Sword & Sworcery EP for "touch-tronic machinery" like the iPhone (and iPad!) at GDC. Is the wait for this captivating adventure almost over?

Capy, makers of Critter Crunch, Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes and Sword & Sworcery, wish you a happy holidays with plenty of presents puked under the Christmas tree.

One of the best looking iPhone games just happens to be one of the best looking iPad games. The makers of the luscious Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP have given us a fresh look at the pixelated adventure in fetching iPad size.

You know, I'm not sure we've given this game its proper dues here on Kotaku, so on this day of unchecked foolishness, let's finish off with something mysterious: Sword & Sorcery.

Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes, the Nintendo DS strategy-RPG that went under-appreciated - and under-purchased - by too many last year, is getting a second chance on Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network in 2010. How's it looking?

I wish I'd seen Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP for the iPhone/iPod Touch at the start of last week's Game Developers Conference, instead of at the end, so that I could better answer the event's most commonly asked question.

Just as it did with its colourful puzzle game Critter Crunch, Capybara Games' Might & Magic: Clash Of Heroes is getting the high-definition once-over, making the jump from Nintendo DS to PlayStation Network and Xbox Live Arcade later this year.