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Together We Live

Kemco has announced Together We Live as its latest title for Switch. A release is scheduled for October 18, 2024.

Kemco typically publishes RPGs, but this one is a visual novel. You can find details about it in the following overview:

SteamWorld Build Steam Fright update

SteamWorld Build is back with its latest update, “Steam Fright”. The patch is being issued in celebration of Halloween and is the final one for autumn.

The update brings along the latest batch of content. Players can get their hands on a new night map, 11 spooky decorations, candy-exploding pumpkins, eerie new music, and more.

The full rundown is as follows:

Astral Flux

Mindscape, along with Cosmocat Games, announced a new Switch version of Astral Flux which is launching very soon. It will be available digitally on October 31, 2024.

Astral Flux is an action-packed platformer with roguelite elements. When it releases for Switch, the title will include a Submerged update, which “invites players to explore the mysteries of the deep sea, adding an entirely new dimension of exploration and excitement . The content features sunken treasures, dangerous sea creatures, secrets hidden in the depths. 

More information about the game can be found in the following overview:

Nintendo Sound Clock: Alarmo update 2.0.0

It’s been a big day for Nintendo Sound Clock: Alarmo, as the device was not only revealed and released (in a limited way), but it turns out that a version 2.0.0 update is already available.

If you’re one of the few that happened to pick up the device already, you’ll want to make sure to download the patch. New features are included – specifically “Moderate Mode” and “Movement Record”. A new bed distance option also makes it more compatible with Queen and King size beds.

Here’s the full rundown of the update:

Nintendo Switch Online: Playtest Program

The Nintendo Switch Online: Playtest Program has just been announced, which is intended to test a new feature for the service.

Aside from being a member of the Expansion Pack tier, in order to participate, you need live in Japan, The United States of America, the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, or Spain. Additionally, only those that are at least 18 years old are eligible.

Disney Dreamlight Valley Jungle Getaway update

October 8: Gameloft has announced the latest Disney Dreamlight Valley update, which is known as “Jungle Getaway”. Switch owners can download it on October 9, 2024.

New content will be added, including Timon and Pumbaa, The Night Show Star Path, and more. That’s on top of a bunch of quality-of-life improvements that draw upon all-important player feedback.

Here’s the full rundown:

Star Wars: Bounty Hunter update 1.0.2

Star Wars: Bounty Hunter just received its first update, and on Switch, it will show as version 1.0.2.

The patch includes some adjustments, improvements, and fixes. Additionally, one of the highlights is the inclusion of new cheat codes that alter the number of continues in the game.

Here’s the full rundown:

Mission in Snowdriftland

The pixel art platformer Mission in Snowdriftland is on the way to Switch, Tons of Bits confirmed on social media. It will be available sometime this winter.

Mission in Snowdriftland has some interesting history behind it. The game was originally made as an official Nintendo of Europe advent calendar, which released online in 2006. Tons of Bits brought it to PC a few years ago in part thanks to a Kickstarter campaign, and now it’ll be hitting Switch in the near future.

Everything you need to know can be found in the following overview:

Hunter x Hunter Nen x Impact Genthru

Arc System Works, Bushiroad Games, and Eighting published the latest character trailer for Hunter x Hunter: Nen x Impact Genthru today, this time for Genthru. Hiroyuki Yoshino is handling the voice.

Genthru was the leader of the Bomber group. Fans of the series will recognize him for his appearance in the series’ Greed Island arc.

Nintendo Sound Clock Alarmo interview

Today’s announcement of Nintendo Sound Clock: Alarmo came a bit out of left field, but in a new interview today, we get to hear about how the whole thing came together.

A discussion was posted on Nintendo’s website featuring producer Yosuke Tamori and director Tetsuya Akama. Tamori revealed that the project began with research into motion sensor technology. However, making an alarm clock wasn’t the first thing decided – rather, Tamori said Nintendo was looking to “support people during their sleep, and we were looking for a way to achieve this.”

Tamori and Akama shared the following:


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