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Animal Super Squad

Back in 2016, Goat Simulator developer Armin Ibrisagic announced a partnership with Revelmode, a media company formed by popular YouTuber PewDiePie. The initial result of that was Animal Super Squad, which first launched towards the end of last year.

DoubleMoose Games’ website has since updated and confirms an upcoming release on Switch. In a new video published a few hours ago, PewDiePie also indicated in a roundabout way that a Switch version will be happening.

tinyBuild has been giving Switch plenty of support thus far. That could be continuing with another new game, Guts and Glory.

Guts and Glory has been rated for Switch by PEGI. While it’s not an official confirmation, it could be a sign that a release is in the cards soon.

Rooms: The Unsolvable Puzzle, a sequel to Rooms: The Main Building on Wii and DS, is making its way to Switch. Prism+ will publish the title this summer.

Originally launched in 2015, Rooms: The Unsolvable Puzzle involves finding a way to the exit by moving rooms and using what’s inside them. You’ll be able to manipulate different gadgets and tackle tougher puzzles as you progress throughout a mansion. The Switch version will feature new visuals, a new character, and co-op play.

We have more information and a trailer for the initial release of Rooms: The Unsolvable Puzzle below.

At PAX East, Dead Cells was being shown off for the first time on Switch at the Nindie Arcade. View a bit of off-screen footage from the playable demo below.

Oxenfree has received a significant discount on the North American Switch eShop. Usually priced at $19.99, it’s currently down to $4.99. You’ll save 75% with a purchase.

The latest sale for Oxenfree lasts until April 15.

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FDG Entertainment just released an update for Blossom Tales this week. Version 1.0.1 added video capture, improved the Spanish translation, and fixed a few bugs.

Blossom Tales will actually be getting another update in the future. FDG Entertainment confirmed this on Twitter earlier in the week, but didn’t say when it will be available. We’re also hearing that the update will focus on additional language support, though it’s unclear if it will have any other additions, changes, or improvements.

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Sometimes games see a surprise release on Switch without a mention in the official weekly Nintendo Download report. That happened once again this week, as Dragon Blaze landed on the North American eShop without any prior announcement. It was made available in Japan one day prior, so this isn’t too surprising.

Dragon Blaze is the latest arcade title from Zerodiv. We have the following English overview:

The Pinball Arcade

After it was listed one day prior to release, The Pinball Arcade did end up on the Switch eShop. However, the game was quickly pulled.

Developer FarSight Studios says that the removal was due to a licensing issue. Once that’s been taken care of, The Pinball Arcade will be added back to the eShop. We’ll be sure to let you know when that happens.

Thanks to m_t and Greg C for the tip.

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Horizon Chase Turbo should be making its way to Switch at some point in the future. On Facebook, developer Aquiris told one fan: “We’ll work to make Horizon Chase Turbo possible for Nintendo Switch after PS4 and Steam release!”

After it was released on mobile where it was well-received, Aquiris decided to bring Horizon Chase to new platforms as Horizon Chase Turbo. The arcade racer takes inspiration from the likes of Outrun, Top Gear, and Lotus Turbo Challenge. There are 12 cups, 48 cities, 110 tracks, 26 unlockable cars, and 10 upgrades. That’s on top of an Online Competitive Ghost Mode and split-screen multiplayer.

We have some additional information for Horizon Chase Turbo plus a trailer below.

Dragon Marked For Death

After several months of relative silence, Dragon Marked for Death is back in the spotlight as it’s featured at PAX East 2018 this week. View some footage from the playable demo below.


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