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Slap City

The platform fighter Slap City has received a surprise release on Switch. Ludosity hadn’t announced the title for Nintendo’s console previously, but it’s out now.

Ludosity was one of the developers behind Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl. This one plays a bit similarly, and features a variety of characters such as Ittle Dew and Princess Remedy. The game offers “customizable controls, online crossplay, single-player story modes, and a farcical amount of bonus content”.

Fire Emblem Engage Framme and Cramme

Nintendo and Intelligent Systems have shared details on two more characters for Fire Emblem Engage, this time introducing Framme and Cramme (tentative name). This follows the details provided for Alear and Vander.

Here’s the full rundown, courtesy of Serenes Forest:

Xenoblade 3 difficulty differences

Nintendo Everything has created a new difficulty guide for Xenoblade Chronicles 3, which covers the differences between the options and more.

The game can be quite difficult to get into; the experience can be overwhelming, with the battle system being a particularly hectic element that new players have to contend with. However, Monolith Soft has implemented several different difficulty options in the game to combat this, whether you just want to cruise through the story or you want to challenge yourself to some more grueling fights – though sadly, the game doesn’t really detail what the differences between these Easy/Normal/Hard difficulties are beyond a basic “makes the game easier/more balanced/harder” text box. Hopefully this guide can clear that up for you, providing some actual numbers as well as some advice for picking between these three difficulty modes.

Camped Out gameplay

Following the release of Camped Out on Switch, new gameplay has emerged. We have 13 minutes of footage from the frenetic couch co-op tame.

Continue on below for more information about the game.

Splatter: Zombiecalypse Now

Today, Untold Tales announced that it’s putting Splatter: Zombiecalypse Now on Switch. Fans won’t need to wait long to play it, as we already have a release date of October 7, 2022.

Splatter: Zombiecalypse Now is a top-down shooter with a film-noir single-player campaign. You’ll go up against zombies and monsters with gory splatter effects and destructible environments rounding out the experience.

Sword and Fairy Inn 2

Eastasiasoft and Softstar are teaming up on a Switch version of Sword and Fairy Inn 2, the two sides announced today. The game is planned to launch either by the end of this year or in 2023.

Sword and Fairy Inn 2 is a life simulation RPG featuring familiar faces from the Sword and Fairy universe in which players run an inn. Continue on below for some additional information; 

The Bridge Curse: Road to Salvation

Thanks to Eastasiasoft, we’ll be seeing The Bridge Curse: Road to Salvation on Switch. The company announced today that it will have a version of the game ready to go for the console in 2023.

The Bridge Curse: Road to Salvation, an adaptation of a horror film, is a first-person atmospheric horror game with stealth-based gameplay. We have further details in the following overview:

Xuan Yuan Sword 7

Eastasiasoft today revealed that it’s working on a Switch version of Xuan Yuan Sword 7. The game will be launching in 2023.

Xuan Yuan Sword 7 is a Chinese mythology-inspired action RPG. Read more about it in the overview below.

Sea Horizon

Eastasiasoft, Softstar, and 45 Studio today announced a Switch version of Sea Horizon. The roguelike turn-based RPG will be hitting Nintendo’s console on October 20, 2022.

Here’s an overview of the game:

A Winding Path

Flynn’s Arcade will publish the hand-drawn adventure game A Winding Path on Switch next month, the company has announced. It will be available on October 27, 2022.

Three Eyed Games originally released the title on PC last August. Continue on below for an official overview with more details.


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