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Developer Moon Lagoon and publisher Secret Mode can today reveal a November 16, 2023 launch date for Loddlenaut, the cozy pollution-cleaning adventure awash with creature-raising and survival systems. Loddlenaut is launching on Steam for PC and Mac.
Loddlenaut casts players as an interstellar custodian sent to a polluted ocean planet. While cleaning up the mess, players will need to recycle trash to build and upgrade powerful purification tools.
Loddle creatures respond to your ocean restoration efforts with affection and soon you'll be surrounded with new best friends to name, feed, pet, communicate with, and even evolve.
Loddlenaut started out as a NYU Game Center thesis project in 2019 and has been in full development as a commercial release since May 2020. A demo featuring the Flotsam Flats biome – and several loddle friends-in-waiting – is available on Steam right now.
Inspired by Loddlenaut's ocean cleanup messaging, publisher Secret Mode and marine charity Whale and Dolphin Conservation (WDC) teamed up with gaming charity SpecialEffect in July to host a beach clean during games industry event Develop:Brighton. During the beach clean on Brighton's beach, more than 40 members of the games industry collected over 1,500 items of litter, including 203 loose pieces of plastic. Their endeavours were captured in the following video.
"It was an honour to tidy a small section of the beach, which looked pristine to start with but as we looked further, we noticed so many small items of trash," says James Schall, WDC Ambassador and VP of publishing strategy at Secret Mode. "It was quite the eye opener that most of the items we found were small but so numerous. In our game Loddlenaut, the player arrives on an alien world and embarks on a mission to clean up the otherworldly ocean – hopefully it will inspire our players to be super careful with how we use and throw away items, especially ones that will be with us for years!"
"It was amazing to see the games industry come together so eagerly to make a positive impact in the ocean. 95% of the plastic pollution found in the ocean comes directly from our towns and cities, and over time this plastic breaks down into smaller fragments due to exposure to the sun, wind and waves," says Sally Ward, Digital Partnerships Manager. "It never really disappears though; the pieces just get smaller and smaller, becoming microplastics, causing great harm to whales and dolphins and all sea life. Enabling people to make a difference in this way was really inspiring and it was also a lot of fun!"
Secret Mode is sharing more information about its and Loddlenaut's ongoing charity partnership with WDC, including additional Urban Beach Cleans and volunteer work at the WDC Scottish Dolphin Centre, on its social channels.
Loddlenaut casts players as an interstellar custodian sent to a polluted ocean planet. While cleaning up the mess, players will need to recycle trash to build and upgrade powerful purification tools.
Loddle creatures respond to your ocean restoration efforts with affection and soon you'll be surrounded with new best friends to name, feed, pet, communicate with, and even evolve.
Loddlenaut started out as a NYU Game Center thesis project in 2019 and has been in full development as a commercial release since May 2020. A demo featuring the Flotsam Flats biome – and several loddle friends-in-waiting – is available on Steam right now.
Inspired by Loddlenaut's ocean cleanup messaging, publisher Secret Mode and marine charity Whale and Dolphin Conservation (WDC) teamed up with gaming charity SpecialEffect in July to host a beach clean during games industry event Develop:Brighton. During the beach clean on Brighton's beach, more than 40 members of the games industry collected over 1,500 items of litter, including 203 loose pieces of plastic. Their endeavours were captured in the following video.
"It was an honour to tidy a small section of the beach, which looked pristine to start with but as we looked further, we noticed so many small items of trash," says James Schall, WDC Ambassador and VP of publishing strategy at Secret Mode. "It was quite the eye opener that most of the items we found were small but so numerous. In our game Loddlenaut, the player arrives on an alien world and embarks on a mission to clean up the otherworldly ocean – hopefully it will inspire our players to be super careful with how we use and throw away items, especially ones that will be with us for years!"
"It was amazing to see the games industry come together so eagerly to make a positive impact in the ocean. 95% of the plastic pollution found in the ocean comes directly from our towns and cities, and over time this plastic breaks down into smaller fragments due to exposure to the sun, wind and waves," says Sally Ward, Digital Partnerships Manager. "It never really disappears though; the pieces just get smaller and smaller, becoming microplastics, causing great harm to whales and dolphins and all sea life. Enabling people to make a difference in this way was really inspiring and it was also a lot of fun!"
Secret Mode is sharing more information about its and Loddlenaut's ongoing charity partnership with WDC, including additional Urban Beach Cleans and volunteer work at the WDC Scottish Dolphin Centre, on its social channels.