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Every battle is a boss fight in the mysterious action-adventure game Bittersweet Birthday, which has a new demo and trailer along with a release date. They've confirmed it will launch on November 11th with Native Linux support and they've also put up a fresh demo.

More about it: "Bittersweet Birthday is a unique blend of brutal, finely tuned boss battles and heartfelt storytelling. Every encounter is a one-of-a-kind fight with multiple phases that demands mastery of movement, timing, and quick thinking, while exploration between battles reveals a world full of secrets, side quests, and colorful characters. Alongside its challenge-driven gameplay, the game stands out with its hand-drawn pixel art, memorable cast, mini-games and an atmosphere that seamlessly balances intensity and charm."

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Game Highlights (from Steam):

  • A story of mystery driven by endearing characters.
  • A lively village with friendly residents and interlocking quests ready to explore.
  • Punishing combat where reading the enemy is the key to victory.
  • A darts mini-game! Well, darts are being used, at least...
  • A Gachapon machine with 48 collectibles up for grabs.
  • Hand drawn pixel-art with beautifully designed backgrounds.
  • Fully re-mappable input and support for PlayStation, Xbox, and PC controllers.

Bittersweet Birthday | Release Date: 11th November 2025

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