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Invisiballs

A listing from the European eShop shows that Digital Kingdom will soon be publishing Invisiballs on Switch.

Invisiballs is a competitive local multiplayer game for two to four players. As far as the gameplay goes, everyone controls an invisible balls inside a maze, and to win, you must to capture a golden artifact.

Invisiballs launches on May 17 in Europe (and likely the same day in North America). We have a trailer below.

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Just when you might have thought that Inti Creates was done with Mighty Gunvolt Burst, the company reveals a new update for the game. Version 1.4 is launching tomorrow along with new DLC character Tenzou. For folks in Japan, this should be available now.

Tenzou is the original protagonist from the first Gal*Gun entry. He comes with Blaster Goggles that fire powerful beams of light known as the Pheromone Shot. Angels Patako and Ekoro also help Tenzou traverse the virtual world with their Doki Doki Mode and Angelic Guidance abilities.

We have a trailer showing off Tenzou in Mighty Gunvolt Burst below.

Garage - Nintendo Switch

tinyBuild has posted an official gameplay video for Garage that contains six minutes of footage. Get a look at it below.

Garage launches for Switch via the eShop on May 10.

Ivanovich Games is putting Perfect Angle on Switch, the developer announced today. The original game based on optical illusions puzzles will be available on May 3.

Here’s an overview and trailer:

Snail Games has posted a series of “Explorers Guide” videos for PixARK that show off the title in a bit more detail. We have the full set below.

Immortal Redneck, a first-person shooter set in Egypt with rogue-lite elements, is gracing the Switch eShop in May. Developer Crema announced this week that it’s on track for May 10.

There’s good news to share for fans of Doom’s recent Switch update, as Crema has confirmed that Immortal Redneck will have a similar control option. That means you’ll be able to play the game with gyro motion controls. Of course, it’s entirely optional, so standard controls will also be included.

Thanks to Mike for the tip.

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PixelJunk Monsters 2

This week, Spike Chunsoft and Q-Games shared a bit of PixelJunk Monsters 2 footage on Switch. We’re able to get a short look at the game running via handheld mode. Check out the clip below.


https://twitter.com/PixelJunkNews/status/986138294269259776

Thanks to m_t for the tip.

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Shinyuden has confirmed that the action RPG Heroes Trials is coming soon to Switch. A release is planned for this spring.

Heroes Trials features different characters to play as with unique fighting styles, such as a sword fighter and magic wielder. The game involves going through dungeons, solving puzzles, and defeating bosses.

Further details about Heroes Trials, plus a trailer, are included below.

Suicide Guy was originally planned for Switch this month. Chubby Pixel will be missing that target, but not by much.

A tweet sent out by the developer confirms that Suicide Guy will be available on the Switch eShop starting May 10. The news was also accompanied by a brief bit of handheld footage – see below.

Brawlout update

Brawlout’s next big update has gone live on Switch. A ton of content and features have been added, including Mako, the Paco Character Variant. Ranked Mode, video capture, and more are also in.

We’ve posted the full patch notes for Brawlout version 1.3.0 below. Aside from a rundown on features, they cover character balancing and a few other details.


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