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Behind the Screen just launched on Steam this month. That same game is coming to Switch, publisher Cosen has announced. It’s due out sometime in 2018.

Behind the Screen, a game that features puzzles, stealth elements, and fighting, has stories that are inspired by actual historical events in Taiwan. We have further information and a trailer below.

Animal Super Squad - Nintendo Switch

Animal Super Squad is making its way to Switch this week, a listing on the eShop reveals. In fact, it’s apparently launching tomorrow – May 1.

Here’s a brief overview and trailer:

Footage is in showing one of this week’s Switch eShop releases Cast of the Seven Godsends. Take a look at 25 minutes of gameplay below.

Breakers: Dawn of Heroes

CyberStep has readied a pair of gameplay videos for Breakers: Dawn of Heroes, its upcoming action RPG for Switch. We’ve included both below.

Cast of the Seven Godsends - Nintendo Switch

Merge Games has published a trailer for Cast of the Seven Godsends, which is out on the Switch eShop this week. View the video below.

Crazy Justice - Nintendo Switch

Black Riddles Studio has posted the latest video for its third-person shooter and battle royale game Crazy Justice. View the video below for a look at a new hero, new weapons, and a splitscreen test on Switch.

Cosen was present at Tokyo Sandbox in Japan recently, and had a bit more to say about the Switch version of Fight of Gods.

In Japan, the game will cost 1,500 yen. It’s due out sometime in 2018.

KORG Gadget

Some lengthy footage has come in for the new music creation app KORG Gadget. Check out the video below for a look at the Switch release.

Voez

We were informed this week that Rayark’s rhythm game Voez has gone missing on the North American Switch eShop. Fortunately, it’s just a temporary situation.

Publisher Flyhigh Works has confirmed to us that an ESRB rating change caused Voez to temporarily become unavailable. “This is being resolved as quickly as possible and the game will return soon,” the company said.

After initially launching on the eShop last year, Voez will soon be receiving a physical version. PM Studios is lining up a retail release for this summer.

Idol Manager

Idol Manager ended up on Kickstarter last month in hopes of securing funding. The $5,000 goal was blown out of the water, raising over $50,000 in total. The campaign also managed to cross a Switch stretch goal this week just before it ended, so the project will indeed be made for the system.

Idol Manager “is a business sim about conquering the entertainment industry using any means you deem necessary.” You’ll be playing the role of a talent agency as you deal with crises, manage relationships between idols, grow your fanbase and more.


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