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Don’t Knock Twice has received a much-needed update. In both North America and Europe, the first patch is live.

Today’s update makes technical improvements across the board. Wales Interactive has addressed the frame rate, easier interaction with objects, bigger read-me texts, minor change to control scheme to avoid dropping items, and minor collision/bug fixes. New languages have also been added, and visual enhancements have been implemented.

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Between the North American and European eShops, we have file sizes for a whole bunch of Switch games due out over the month. These include Worms W.M.D, Portal Knights, The End is Nigh, and a bunch more.

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After previously appearing on Wii U, Letter Quest Remastered is soon debuting on Switch. Have a look at some footage below.

Mushroom Wars 2 could be coming to Switch. Although it’s far from confirmed, a logo for Nintendo’s console has been spotted on the official website. Either it’s an error, or Mushroom Wars 2 is indeed on the way to Switch.

Mushroom Wars 2 is a real-time strategy game. It features “a journey of mighty hero characters across story-driven campaign of brave Mushroom tribes, and even wilder competitive multiplayer and co-op.” We have more information below, along with a trailer.

Battle Chef Brigade

Battle Chef Brigade is now available on Switch as an eShop download. Have a look at the launch trailer below.

New footage has come in showing Dead Synchronicity: Tomorrow Comes Today on Switch. Take a look at some gameplay below.

HandyGames just published Aces of the Luftwaffe: Squadron on the Switch eShop at the end of last week. The company is only getting started with Nintendo’s console, as ten more games are in the pipeline.

Townsmen is up first in early 2018. Compared to the original mobile game, it’ll have completely reworked UI and optimized joypad handling.

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Tiny Metal won’t be launching this week as originally planned. On Twitter, publisher Unties states that the game will now launch on December 21.

The extra time will be used to further enhance the game’s quality. Also, the team will be adding in a few more features.

Thanks to Paul R for the tip.

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We knew that Shinobi Refle: Senran Kagura was due to be released sometime this year, but it turns out it’s actually quite soon – the game will be released this Friday, on November 24th. It will be an eShop-exclusive title. Since the Switch is region-free, you will be able to easily download it by accessing the Japanese eShop. Note that the game has received a Cero D rating in Japan, which means it’s an 18+ / adults-only game.

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Teslagrad for Switch is heading to North America and Europe next month, but in Japan, it’s already available. Check out some footage below.


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