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Below you will see a trailer for Death Road to Canada, newly confirmed to be coming “soon” to the Switch.

The game seems to be a bizarre, top-down beat-em-up featuring a plethora of characters fighting zombies. Couch co-op included.

By now, we all know what SteamWorld Dig is all about, or at least heard the name. When the first SteamWorld game released in 2013, it received rave reviews across the board. But that doesn’t stop hype from generating from a new trailer, so please, feast your eyes on the below.

SteamWorld Dig: A Fistful of Dirt will release on the Switch on February 1. I can dig that.

Team Cherry posted a significant blog update about Hollow Knight. Not only was the game’s third free content pack unveiled, but there’s also some news about Switch.

Gods & Glory is Hollow Knight’s next content pack. It’ll feature a new character and quests, new boss fights, a new game mode, new music, and more. This will be out on all platforms following the Switch release.

Speaking of Switch, Team Cherry posted a video showing the first off-screen video of the game running on Nintendo’s system. You can find that below, along with more details about Gods & Glory.

Siegecraft Commander

Initially released last year, Siegecraft Commander is now making its way to Switch. Blowfish Studios shared the news on Twitter by posting a photo of the game running on the system.


Siegecraft Commander is a real-time strategy game. A single-player campaign is included, but local hot-seat and online multiplayer are also supported.

We have some additional details and a trailer for Siegecraft Commander below.

Gal Metal

Nintendo has updated the release schedule on its platforms for the week of February 1. Here’s a look at the upcoming digital download schedule:

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Cave Story+
Gal Metal

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Dandara (available February 6)

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Fabraz is publishing SpiritSphere DX on Switch this spring. A mix of tennis and “magical beat down”, the new DX version will ship with new content and features.

One new element being added is a vertical mode. We’ve seen this with a few Switch games in the past. If enabled, you can hold the Switch vertically and use the screen space in a different way.

Fabraz took to Twitter today and showed what the mode looks like:

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Chucklefish has issued a new piece of music from Wargroove’s soundtrack. Today’s track is “Dancing Crane”, the main theme for Tenri. We have that for you below.

Morphies Law was announced for Switch during a Nindies Showcase presentation many months ago. Cosmoscope hoped to have it ready sometime this winter, but the shooter is experiencing a delay.

If all goes well, Morphies Law will now be launching this spring. However, it may end up slipping to the summer. The extra time will be used “to give you the best possible version of this crazy playground we’re building.”

For those who haven’t heard of Morphies Law previously, check out the overview and trailer below.

Drakhar Studio’s new game Plasmaniacs will be on Switch, the indie developer has confirmed. The project comes from the same team as Ginger: Beyond the Crystal.

Described as a “shooter-clicker”, Plasmaniacs is set in Vortex City, “a city always in alarm state with continuous catastrophes that terrorize the citizens of its five districts every day.” Drakhar further states, “The game is divided into a succession of rounds in which you will be one of the four outsiders that keeps at bay the strange creatures that appear in the central vortex of the stage.”

You can find more information about Plasmaniacs below, along with a new gameplay video.

Update (1/30): Frederic 2: Evil Strikes Back is currently scheduled for February 1 (thanks m_t).


Original (1/24): Forever Entertainment brought Frederic: Resurrection of Music to Switch back in December. Its sequel, Frederic 2: Evil Strikes Back, will be available soon as well.

Forever Entertainment shared the news via Twitter:

Continue on below for more on Frederic 2: Evil Strikes Back, including an overview and trailer.


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