Archive: november 16, 2008

Cletus Clay Lives, Coming to Consoles and PC

It has been announced recently that Anthony Flack is hard at work on his upcoming action-platformer Cletus Clay, which has been in development for several years now. Much like Platypus, all objects, backgrounds and sprites are made out of clay and animated using traditional stop-frame techniques (e.g. The Neverhood).
No mention of a release date as of this time.
Cletus Clay blog live on TunaSnax message from Anthony Flack The Making of Platypus (Squashy Software)

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