Scheduled for release in early 2027, Ravenous Greed is billed by the developer as the inaugural entry in the studio’s planned Green Series, a line that will reinterpret existing and new properties through a Game Boy aesthetic.
Background and context
Lillymo Games, the studio behind Saint Slayer: Spear of Sacrilege, is positioning Ravenous Greed as a more approachable experience compared with some of its earlier, harder titles.
The game uses low‑color, Game Boy‑inspired visuals and a chiptune soundtrack to evoke handheld nostalgia while combining multiple gameplay styles across 21 unique stages.
Developer statements (rewritten)
Lillymo describes Ravenous Greed as a throwback platformer fused with shoot ’em up and rhythm elements, in which players control a bewitched hero trapped inside a raven’s body.
The studio says players will jump, flap, swoop and dodge through levels while collecting coins to fill a vault and unlock abilities and upgrades.
Lillymo has emphasized the title’s accessibility, noting that there are no traditional game over screens and that every run continues forward regardless of player performance—making the game a deliberate entry point for newcomers to the studio’s catalog.
Verified features and facts
- Platform: Nintendo Switch (confirmed)
- Release window: Early 2027 (confirmed)
- Developer: Lillymo Games (developer of Saint Slayer: Spear of Sacrilege)
- Series: First entry in the Green Series, which will present titles through a Game Boy lens
- Stages: 21 unique stages with collecting challenges and hidden unlocks
- Gameplay: Mix of platforming, boss encounters, shoot ’em up sections, skateboarding challenges and rhythm segments
- Extras: In‑base arcade mini games (such as Caw‑chinko, shooting galleries and a claw machine) and an upgradable ability/stat system
- Audio/visual: Game Boy‑inspired graphics paired with a chiptune soundtrack
Outlook and coverage
Lillymo has presented Ravenous Greed as part of a broader Green Series initiative and plans to expand that line with additional reimaginings and new IP.
For Nintendo Switch coverage, readers can watch Nintendo Direct announcements and the eShop for listing updates and trailer releases.
We will update coverage as Lillymo releases official trailers, store pages, and additional release details.