Doinksoft and Devolver Digital Announce Volvy’s Adventure: Reslimed
Publisher Devolver Digital and developer Doinksoft have announced the upcoming release of Volvy’s Adventure: Reslimed. The action-platformer remaster will launch on Steam on November 19.

Publisher Devolver Digital, alongside developer Doinksoft, has officially announced the upcoming release of a brand-new title titled Volvy’s Adventure: Reslimed. The announcement details the resurrection of an action-platformer that previously remained unreleased, bringing a piece of gaming history directly to modern audiences through the Steam digital distribution platform.
At the center of this newly announced title is Volvy, who serves as the official mascot for publisher Devolver Digital. The upcoming release gives players a chance to experience the character in a full-fledged video game adventure, marking a significant moment for the publisher's branded intellectual property within the broader gaming landscape alongside other industry giants like Sony, Microsoft, and Rockstar.
The title itself is described as a comprehensive remaster of an unreleased action-platformer project. Developer Doinksoft has worked to bring the historically lost or shelved concept to fruition, ensuring that players on PC will soon be able to dive into the retro-styled challenges and gameplay mechanics featured in Volvy’s Adventure: Reslimed.
Fans eagerly anticipating the game will not have to wait long to purchase and play it, as the official release date has been locked in for November 19. Upon its arrival on Steam, the game will be made available for the accessible price of $5, making it an affordable addition to any PC gamer's digital library.
In addition to the already low base price, early adopters will be treated to a special introductory offer when the title launches. Devolver Digital has confirmed that a 25 percent launch discount will be applied to Volvy’s Adventure: Reslimed, allowing players to secure the Doinksoft-developed action-platformer remaster for even less during its initial release window.






