Castle Crashers

Behemoth Jam Sessions – Now on Spotify

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Whether the change of seasons has you headed back to school, back to work, or even if your summer continues on forever and ever, music is always a good way to break up your daily grind — especially if that music makes you remember your favorite-est of games and gets you feelin’ funky fresh.

Well, funky fresh is our middle name (not legally) and we’re here to help. We’ve put together some Spotify playlists for you to jam out to during your day, featuring official game music and tunes from Castle Crashers, BattleBlock Theater, and Pit People!

If you want to mix things up and get even SPICIER, we’ve also pulled together a Spotify playlist of fanmade covers! There are a variety of unique covers of the songs you know and love in here, so if your ears are feeling adventurous we definitely recommend giving it a listen.

What Behemoth game soundtrack are you most excited to listen to? We’d love to hear all about it (no listening pun intended)! Be sure to let us know on Twitter, Instagram, or Facebook.

Switch it Up with a Sale on Castle Crashers Switch and Series 2 Figurines!

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If you’re looking for a fun game to play with all of your Nintendo Switch havin’ friends (or up to 3 of them for 4 total players, that is), look no further. The Nintendo Switch Multiplayer Sale is on now, and Castle Crashers Remastered is a part of it!

From August 20, 2020 at 9 AM PT through August 30, 2020 at 11:59 p.m. PT, Castle Crashers will be available for 40% off on the Nintendo eShop!

Ah, but if only you had another little knight friend to stay by your side as you go and crash castles… maybe one that’s approximately 5 inches tall, and say… 2.5 inches wide?

Well, have we got good news for you dear reader.

During those same dates (August 20th through August 30th, midnight to midnight), the Castle Crashers Series 2 Figurines will be on sale in our online merch store! You can get 20% off your favorite using code SwitchySwitch at checkout.

So, what do you say? Grab your buddies (figurines or people, we won’t judge) and get ready to Crash Castles!

Make Your Own: Extra Mask Features

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Mastered your DIY mask skills? (We mean these ones, right here, here, and here.) If you’re ready to take your next mask to a new level with an upgrade for extra coolness, here are some additional options you can add!

Keep in mind that these features require a bit more sewing, which is why we decided they were best kept optional.

Filter Pocket

When you reach step 4 in your regular mask making, you can leave the opening slightly wider on the inside of the mask. This way, you can insert a filter!

Wire for Nose

A wire nose piece will help you better fit the mask to your face!

When you reach step 7 of your mask making, sew 1/4 inch away from the top/nose part of the mask and make a space about 2 – 3 inches length-wise. Then, you can insert a pipe cleaner or other small wire piece that you can bend to fit your nose and make it fit better!

Remember, these extra steps are totally optional, but will make your homemade Castle Crashers mask just a little more fancy.

If you make any of the masks, be sure to share the final project with us on Twitter, Instagram, or Facebook!