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King of Seas

King of Seas, which had previously been given a February 18 release date, has been pushed back a few months. The pirate-themed action RPG is now slated for May.

Today’s news comes about as developer 3DClouds partners with Team17, who will act as the game’s publisher. Team17 says that the partnership “will provide additional resources for the team to work on enhancing the gameplay quality as well as implement further languages into the game, including German, French, Spanish, and both Simplified and Traditional Chinese, ensuring the final game delivers the best gaming experience for the players.”

Pre-orders for King of Seas will be going live on he Switch eShop soon.

Source: Team17 PR

Dotori

The action adventure game Dotori has received a launch trailer ahead of its release later this month. View the video below.

Dotori, coming from CFK and indev-studio, arrives for Switch on February 25. Find our original post here for additional information.

Star Wars: Republic Commando

Aspyr has already brought a few classic Star Wars games to Switch – namely Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast, Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy, and Episode I Racer. The company now appears to be on the verge of releasing another past entry in the franchise on Nintendo’s console.

Update data for Star Wars: Republic Commando has been uploaded to Nintendo’s servers, which suggests that an official announcement (and probable release) will be made very soon. Aspyr is listed as the publisher. Other Switch titles have been leaked in a similar manner, including Fortnite, and Paladins.

ConnecTank

Natsume and Fallen Legion developer YummyYummyTummy have announced ConnecTank, a 2D action-adventure game. A release is planned for this fall.

Here’s an overview of ConnecTank, along with the first screenshots:

Solomon Program

This month’s issue of CoroCoro provides a release date for Solomon Program, Konami’s strategy RPG for Switch. It’ll be available in Japan starting on February 25. Konami will be offering the title digitally in free-to-play form.

Below are a couple of new gameplay videos:

Switch already has two Choices That Matter games in the forms of And The Sun Went Out and And Their Souls Were Eaten. A third entry in the series, And Their Heroes Were Lost, is out today.

Here’s an overview of Choices That Matter: And Their Heroes Were Lost, along with a trailer:

Thunder Cross is this week’s Arcade Archives game on Switch, Hamster has announced. A worldwide release is planned for February 11.

Konami was behind Thunder Cross, which first came to arcades in 1988. It’s a shoot ’em up with a total of seven stages.

Pricing for Arcade Archives Thunder Cross is set at $7.99 / €6.99 / £6.29.

Source: Hamster PR

Coral Island has achieved huge success on Kickstarter. It was funded in less than 36 hours, with the total currently at around $350,000 and quickly rising. A Switch stretch goal has also been unlocked in the process.

Coral Island is described as “a re-imagined farm sim game inspired by classics.” We have more information about the project plus a trailer below.

road trip adventure

Although Summer Catchers isn’t out on the Switch eShop quite yet, a demo for the game did go live. Check out some footage in the video below.

Summer Catchers, a road trip adventure game, releases for Switch on February 11. Learn more about the title here.

Crown Trick

Fans of the animated rogue-like RPG adventure game Crown Trick will be happy to hear that more content is in store. The team is currently wrapping up free DLC for the game.

The DLC will be highlighted by an endless mode, which will feature “a new type of currency, and you can spend it on improving some of your skills, which can also help you go deeper into the dungeon.” It will also include


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