The Flame in the Flood has been available on Nintendo Switch for a few days and apparently its launch was quite a success. In case you missed our previous coverage on PC or Xbox One (the game was also released on PS4), here are a few videos to enjoy the beautiful art style of the game and its great soundtrack. Being a game based on survival mechanics and a randomly generated world, it won't appeal to everyone of course, but its arrival on Switch is great news for those who were eagerly waiting to discover the genre in the palm of their hand.

We've talked a lot about The Flame in the Flood on Gamersyde and to celebrate the arrival of the game on Xbox One, here are 2 gameplay videos captured from the story mode. The concept is very close to the "Endless Mode" but you also make a few encounters sometimes.

The beautiful game The Flame in the Flood from The Molasses Flood is now available on Xbox One and PC with 10% off on Steam and GOG. Launch trailer inside if you still haven't checked this pretty rogue-lite river journey.

New tips for The Flame in the Flood and this time it's about the river, both your ally and enemy. The Molasses Flood gives you therefore this short guide before the game releases next week.

The developers of The Flame in the Flood want to make sure you stand a chance when you discover their flooded world on February 24. Hence this new series of survival tips. Just like last time, it is pretty fun to watch.

We've talked about The Flame in the Flood a bunch of times on Gamersyde and it's finally going to be released on February 24. The first title of The Molasses Flood will be available on PC, Xbox One and Mac. Trailer and images inside.

Attention everyone, now this is a game definitely worth checking out. The first time I saw The Flame in the Flood, it was during the Microsoft Media Briefing at E3, in a trailer showcasing a whole lot of indie titles to be released this year or the next. There wasn't much to see but the little I saw got me immediately interested, even though I had no idea what kind of game it was. Now even knowing that it is a rogue-like, which is clearly not my favorite genre, I must say I am hooked. The art style, the soundtrack and the overall atmosphere are just fantastic, but it also plays very well for a game that is after all a beta. This demo has been made available to all the backers on Kickstarter and it is incredibly promising. Considering that the small team behind the game is composed of industry veterans who worked on the BioShock series (the art director is responsible for the art of BioShock and BioShock Infinite!) and other major games, it's safe to say that the project is in good hands.

The Flame in the Flood was playable on Microsoft's booth, so here is a video showing this rather interesting game with direct feed audio who is sadly way too loud.