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Jools Watsham has revealed through Twitter that Mutant Mudds is one step closer to a release in Europe, saying that:

Materials have finally been sent off to PEGI and USK. [We] should hear back from them in about 10-ish days [and then] we get to submit to Nintendo of Europe for approval. It could take 10 days for PEGI/USK. And then take another 10 days for Nintendo to approve. Then released a week or 2 after that.

Here’s hoping that everything goes as planned Mutant Mudds launches in Europe soon.

Jools Watsham of Renegade Kid has confirmed that, in regards to Mutant Mudds, “a sequel will happen one day”. But for the time being, that’s all we know. He said he “must keep the details secret for now”, and seeing as they have a few other projects in the pipeline, it could be a while before we hear anything.

Mutant Mudds has still not arrived in Australia, and that sucks. But luckily, that seems to be changing soon as the game has received its clarification down here. It shouldn’t take long before we see it on the eShop.

Jools Watsham of Renegade Kid has confirmed that the demo for Mutant Mudds will be arrive in North America on the eShop on the 29th of March. For those not sure of what day it is, it’s next Thursday.

Jools Watsham of Renegade Kid has revealed that a demo for Mutant Mudds will be hitting the eShop at some point in the next few weeks and has already made its way into the approval process. The demo itself consists of four normal levels and one secret level, which is plenty of content to test the game if you haven’t got it yet.

There is five minutes of footage from Mutant Mudds that you can check out after the break.

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Mutant Mudds from Renegade Kid is arriving on the 3DS via the eShop on January 26th and various sites have already published their reviews, all of which are very positive.

Nintendo Everything:

…what Mudds boils down to is one of the most impressively designed 2D platformers we’ve seen in the last ten years, and a game that easily stands up to the best in the genre, including industry-standards like Mario.

Nintendo Life:

…offers up the best of both 8-bit and 16-bit worlds, all the while giving fans of the genre a classic 2D platformer. Mutant Mudds might very well be the best eShop game to date, and one no platformer fan should miss.

Nintendo World Report:

…deserves to be played by any fan of 2D platformers. Outside of the 3D effects, it doesn’t do anything too radical, but it doesn’t have to. Renegade Kid’s first 2D platformer is a sweet, sincere effort that will remind you of the great platformers of the early ‘90s.

So, who’s going to pick up the game once it’s released?