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Potion Permit physical

Publisher PQube and developer MassHive Media have provided a status update on Potion Permit, confirming that the game will have a physical release.

Along with a standard copy, fans will have the option of picking up a collector’s edition. The latter version includes a physical copy of the game, an acrylic standee, a detailed art book, a cleaning cloth, a certificate of your service to Moonbury, and a special box.

Eiyuden Chronicle Rising gameplay

This week’s Famitsu review scores are as follows:

Publisher RedDeer Games have revealed that Buck Bradley 2 will be coming to Switch eShop this week on May 28. The original game launched on Switch eShop back in March, and the sequel promises the same comic-style visuals and puzzle-based gameplay.

Here’s an overview of the game, courtesy of RedDeer Games:

Developer Microids have announced that The Quest for Excalibur – Puy du Fou, a theme park-based adventure game, will be coming to Switch on July 12. Based on the Puy du Fou theme park, the game will see you exploring the park and taking on various challenges to find and assemble the fifteen pieces of the broken Excalibur.

Here’s an overview of the game, courtesy of Microids:

Two more weapon trailers have come in from Capcom for Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak, this time looking at the Dual Blades and Light Bowgun. The Dual Blades gain a fearsome new drill move, and the Light Bowgun gains a new shot that launches you back with a massive recoil for a quick getaway.

Here’s some more information about Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak

An extensive update for HandyGames’ vocal game and puzzle platformer One Hand Clapping has been released for Switch, offering a variety of gameplay improvements and bug fixes.

Full details below:

Hamster has announced that Akeaka Flipple will be the next game releasing on the eShop under the Arcade Archives label. Here is some more information about the game below.

Balloon Flight

RedDeerGames is continuing its support for Switch, as the publisher has announced that it’s teaming up with developer Cyberwave to bring Balloon Flight to Switch. The title is due out on May 27, 2022.

The physics-based game has players using a gun to plant and destroy balloons to glide through the sky. Try to get as far as possible on the provided glider before time runs out. New balloon skins can be unlocked along the way.

Eiyuden Chronicle: Rising review

System: Switch
Release date: May 10, 2022
Developer: Natsume Atari
Publisher: 505 Games


CJ is on a coming-of-age quest handed down to her from her family’s storied history as treasure hunters. Seeking out fabled riches in the recently booming adventurer destination, New Neveah, she finds out that the town is in a bit of a pinch. Using her talent for fighting and exploring, CJ begins to chase not only treasure, but the sense of community in helping the town rebuild after a recent quake. Mending the town’s ties between the villagers and the newly-arrived adventurers, a story unfolds that introduces us to the Eiyuden Chronicle universe, which is set to feature a turn-based RPG, Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes from a legendary development team featuring Yoshitaka Murayama (Suikoden I, II) and Junko Kawano (Suikoden I, IV,) of Rabbit & Bear Studios. While this is not the main feature, they do have a lot of fans picking up this smaller companion game. So how does Eiyuden Chronicle: Rising reveal to us this new frontier of adventure?

Valis: The Fantasm Soldier Collection 2 debut trailer

Edia announced Valis: The Fantasm Soldier Collection 2 a couple of months ago, and has now followed up with the first trailer and Japanese release date.

As a reminder, Valis: The Fantasm Soldier Collection 2 includes the PC Engine version of Valis IV in addition to the SEGA Genesis editions of Syd of Valis and Valis: The Fantasm Soldier. Sound mode and visual mode will be available as well. That’s along with the ability to save and load anywhere plus a rewind function.


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