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Son of a Witch

Bigosaur has revealed a major “Demon Hunter” update for its action roguelike Son of a Witch, which will add in a ton of new content. The developer is bringing in a new hero, a new level, new bosses and enemies, new weapons and items, and more. For the Switch version, a Daily Challenge feature is also on the way.

Here’s the full rundown of the upcoming update:

Magic Twins

Magic Twins, an arcade title combining puzzle and action gameplay that was first announced towards the end of 2019, has now secured a release date. Badland Publishing and Flying Beast Labs announced today that the game will arrive on March 18.

Here’s an overview of Magic Twins:

Speed Limit

Chorus Worldwide and Gamechuck have set a final release date for Speed Limit, the “one take, non-stop arcade experience” game. A release is planned for February 18 on Switch.

Here’s an overview of Speed Limit plus a new trailer:

Mages. has set a release date for Corpse Party: Blood Covered …Repeated Fear. In Japan, the survival horror adventure game is planned for February 18.

Corpse Party: Blood Covered …Repeated Fear will be sold exclusively as an eShop download. There’s also no word on plans for western distribution currently, though the game has been previously released in English on other platforms.

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Othercide

Othercide, Switch’s gothic tactical RPG, has received another update. Version 1.3.0.5 is out now and includes quality of life / control changes as well as bug fixes.

Below are the full patch notes:

Super Meat Boy Forever

A new update for Super Meat Boy Forever went out this week. Version 6202.1273.1563.138 can be accessed by all players.

This week’s update includes a few additions, a whole lot of fixes, and more. We’ve got the full patch notes for you below.

Ratalaika Games, AnvilBird Interactive, and Jestercraft have announced that Balancelot is appearing on Switch this week. The medieval comedy physics game is lined up for January 22.

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

Apex Legends

Apex Legends could be just a couple of weeks away from launching on Switch. In the game’s latest Japanese trailer, the YouTube description mentioned that the Switch release is planned for February 2. However, it has since been removed, and there was no mention of the news in other languages.

It’s possible that the date is spot on, though there’s also a chance that it was incorrect. Thankfully, February 2 isn’t too far away, so we should know for sure either way soon enough.

Apex Legends was originally planned to arrive on Switch last fall. It was later delayed to 2021.

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Missile Dancer

Missile Dancer, one of the latest shoot ’em ups for Switch, will be out in the west later this week. Find some footage in the video below.

Missile Dancer is slated for January 21 in North America and Europe. You can find additional information and a trailer here.

Republique

The stealth-action game Republique could be heading to Switch. A listing for the game has appeared on Nintendo’s website, though the page is entirely inaccessible at the moment. If accurate, Republique could be lined up for release on February 25 with a price point of $9.99.

For those that haven’t heard of Republique previously, check out the following overview and trailer:


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