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The North American Switch eShop added in a listing today for Zombie Golf Rush. Currently, it’s slated for October 26 with a $4.99 price point. We’ll have to see if that date sticks.

Zombie Gold Rush is a shooting game in which players get on various cars and earn gold by destroying waves of zombies. The eShop doesn’t haven’t much more information than that, but one screenshot seems to show score rankings. Also, the game takes up 106MB of space.

The Count Lucanor is coming to Switch next week, Merge Games has confirmed. The title will be released on October 18 on the eShop.

To celebrate, The Count Lucanor will be sold at a 10 percent discount. Merge Games will have the sale in place for one week only. At launch, the price will be set at $13.49.

You can find out more about The Count Lucanor with the overview and trailer below.

A few new games out came out this week on the various eShops. If you’re interested in checking out what’s new in screenshot form, take a look at the gallery below.

GameSpot hosted a lengthy live stream for The Jackbox Party Pack 4 earlier today. Watch the full recording below, which contains close to two hours of footage.

Just a few days ago, we found out that Elliot Quest is arriving on the Switch eShop in Japan next week. We can probably say the same for North America as well.

Nintendo’s website has added in a listing for the new Switch version of Elliot Quest, claiming that the release date is October 19. The site can be off from time to time, but this particular listing is likely accurate.

Here’s an overview and trailer for Elliot Quest for those who haven’t heard of the game previously:

Hamster published The King of Fighters ’95 on the eShop yesterday as the latest NeoGeo game for Switch. Check out some footage below.

The Count Lucanor is coming soon to the Switch eShop. Get a look at the game below with 17 minutes of footage.

Detention has been rated for Switch in Taiwan. Because of that, we can probably assume that it’s coming to the console.

Detention earned a great deal of acclaim when it first debuted on Steam earlier this year. It’s a 2D atmospheric horror side-scroller in which two students are trapped in a high school and need to find a way to escape.

More information about Detention can be found below, along with a trailer.

Much has been made about Switch menu game icons over the past few months. Many system owners have voiced their opinions about them – with some vocal players dissatisfied with the way they look. Snake Pass, LEGO Worlds, and SteamWorld Dig 2 are among the titles people have requested to be changed.

To circumvent this issue, developer Bplus Games is taking a proactive approach in asking its followers to participate in a poll to determine which icon will be used for their upcoming Puzzle Box Maker. The four options are viewable in the image above. This seems to be a sensible approach in handling some players’ strong feelings about what an icon should look like.

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The Flame in the Flood couldn’t be off to a better start on Switch. Curve Digital publishing director Simon Byron mentioned on Twitter today that the game “smashed it” on the console, in which he wrote:


MCV followed up with Byron for more on The Flame in the Flood’s Switch debut. He said that the game “had its best ever day on any console since we’ve been publishing it, beating any other format we have launched on.” Byron was anticipating a certain figure in his mind, but the actual result “was a third over that.”


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