Today’s update includes quality of life enhancements, balance changes, and bug fixes. Going into some of the specifics, changes include increasing the stack size limits of various items, increasing the amount of storage available to players early in the game, reducing the difficulty of several quests, and a whole bunch of UI improvements. There are also new features and content.

Below are the full patch notes:

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Guild of Darksteel launches on Switch in July, new trailer

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Digerati and Igor Sandman have dated Guild of Darksteel, an upcoming cinematic side-scrolling adventure game. It’s planned for release on July 15.

Here’s an overview of the game, along with a trailer:

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Arcade Archives Takeda Shingen appearing on Switch this week

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Hamster is bringing Takeda Shingen (Samurai-Fighter Shingen) to Switch this week as the system’s latest Arcade Archives game, the company has confirmed. A worldwide release is planned for June 24.

Takeda Shingen originally released in 1988. It’s a side-scrolling brawler originally made by Jaleco.

Arcade Archives Takeda Shingen will cost $7.99 / €6.99 / £6.29 on the Switch eShop.

Source: Hamster PR

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Melty Blood: Type Lumina reveals Hisui and Kohaku, game launches September 30, new trailer

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Project Lumina and French-Bread shared new information on the 2D fighter Melty Blood: Type Lumina today.

First up, two more characters are confirmed. Hisui and Kohaku have both been revealed – come see their character art below.

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Knights in the Nightmare Remaster announced for Switch

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Back in 2008, Sting made Knights in the Nightmare for DS. The strategy-shooter RPG would be published in the west a year later thanks to Atlus.

Sting has now announced that the game is returning on some of the latest platforms, including Switch. Knights in the Nightmare Remaster has been confirmed for a 2021 launch in Japan, though we’re waiting to hear about a potential overseas launch.

For those that haven’t heard about Knights in the Nightmare previously, check out the following trailer from the DS era: