Glover Steam news

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• Review score59% positive
• Total reviews256
• Release dateApr 20, 2022
• DeveloperPiko Interactive LLC
• PublisherPiko Interactive LLC, Bleem!

Genres: Action, Adventure

Company pages: Developer: Piko Interactive LLCPublisher: Piko Interactive LLC, Bleem!

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Glover Steam news

Glover news collects recent Steam feed items, update posts, and announcements that SteamPulse can associate with this app.

Latest Steam announcements

• Glover Update! - 23 April 2025

  -Achievements Fixed descriptions for various achievements. -Prehistoric World – Bonus Stage Adjusted Garibs placement to make collection easier. -Fortress of Fear Removed invisible walls that were blocking players. -Out of This World Missing cutscene has been restored. -Atlantis Fixed a bug that blocked progression after passing through the dark portal. Fixed a bug that allowed players to skip a level without opening the required door. -Carnival Boss Fixed the boss’s nose not blinking, which was affecting player progress. -Enemies Fixed enemies that were not disappearing from the screen. Fixed a bug where enemies would only partially vanish. -Visual Improvements Adjustments to various bugs, textures, visual effects, colors, lighting, and shadows. Fixed issues related to fog rendering.

• New Glover Update - 14 November 2022

  Hello, This should take care of the bombs bug and the conveyors mainly between other things. We may be working out a deal with QUbyte to enhance the experience of the game in later updates. =D.

• Glover Patch V-1.2 - 8 July 2022

  Hello Guys, here is another patch, this deals with a couple of sound effects that play wrong, It also fixes the the missing boulders on the Dino levels. It also fixes the bomb graphic on the last boss fight. Garibs hit box has been increased by 10%. We are still working on more reported bugs. After that we will work on improving the textures.

• Glover Patch 1.1 - 17 May 2022

  Hey Guys, This is the first patch of many, we have worked on some bugs, but not all of them are fixed yet. So far some of the audios have been tweaked to work (Glover Scream, and cross stitch laugh for example). The Exit to windows button has been added, also the controller input bug has been fixed. In terms of game areas, the conveyor backwards and the hole in carnival have been fixed,

• Long-lost N64 platformer Glover rolls out today - 20 April 2022

  Just two months ago, I referred to the N64 game Glover as one of the many 3D platformers that 'fizzled out in the new millennium.' Now, it looks like my words have come back and slapped me in the face with a white anthropomorphic glove, because Glover is due to launch on Steam and GOG today... Read more.

• Nintendo 64 platformer Glover is getting a PC reissue next month - 7 March 2022

  Released back in 1998 for Nintendo 64 and PC, Glover was a 3D platformer starring a glove and its ball. It's very much a product of its time, though it has an interesting twist: the sentient glove protagonist needs to guide a ball to the end of each level, so it plays a little like Mario 64 blended with a marble run game... Read more.

• "Classic" retro N64 game Glover gets remade for PC - 7 March 2022

  I don't know that I, personally, would call the Nintendo 64 platform game Glover a "classic" (even "cult classic" might be stretching it), but retro-focused studio Piko Interactive is determined to remind us all of why we've gotta love the glove. Glover is getting rebuilt from the original N64 source code for a brand-new release on PC. The Steam version of Glover will launch on April 20, which feels oddly appropriate. "The N64-era cult classic Glover is coming soon," the devs say in the announcement. "This version of Glover is a completely redone from the original source code (N64 version of the game), and improved for modern PCs." The devs are currently "implementing achievements and trading cards," according to the Steam page. "Once we finish that, it is all systems go!" While the N64 version of Glover is perhaps the best-remembered - in relative terms, anyway - it did come to PC back…

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