CloverPit announced for the PlayStation and Nintendo Switch

Hit jackpot roguelike game CloverPit will make its way to more consoles next month.
Revealed today, the game will land on the PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5 and the Nintendo Switch on August 13. A new release date trailer can be seen below. Nintendo Switch pre-orders can be made here while PlayStation owners can wishlist the game here. August 13 will also see the release of the Unholy Fusion DLC, which includes “30 fusion charms to create absolutely ridiculous builds, 11 new base charms, 7 new memory cards, a new ending and much more.”
A synopsis for CloverPit reads:
Clover Pit is a rogue-lite that traps players in a hell of their own creation. Locked in a rusty cell with a slot machine and an ATM, you must pay off your debt at the end of each round, or fall to ruin – literally!
Manipulate the slot machine to earn extra coins. Turn the odds in your favor with various prizes and charms that trigger big big combos, snowballing into a dazzling lucky run. Bend the rules, break the game, and pay off your captor long enough to earn a shot at freedom.
Features:
- A gripping rogue-lite where every round could be your last!
- Meta-progression, multiple endings and unlockable power-ups!
- Push your score to new heights in Endless Mode!
- A hellish escape room atmosphere!
- 150 + items and synergies to boost your luck!
- A sinister tale of addiction and escape!Developer’s note: CloverPit is not a slot machine simulator. Our slot machine is designed to be broken and ultimately overcome. If you’re looking for a real gambling experience, please look elsewhere. Or better yet, don’t look at all. We don’t really like gambling. That’s what the game is about!
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