Drainus gameplay
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Drainus made its way to Switch this week, and fresh gameplay has emerged. 23 minutes of footage gives a look at the side-scrolling shooter.
If you’re interested in learning more, check out the following overview:
More: Drainus, Playism, Team Ladybug, WSS Playground
Rhythm Sprout gameplay
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A new round of gameplay is now available for Rhythm Sprout. tinyBuild and SURT put out the handcrafted rhythm action title this week.
For more details, check out the following overview:
More: Rhythm Sprout, SURT, tinyBuild
Arcade Archives Phelios gameplay
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The Arcade Archives series continued this week with its latest entry, Phelios, and we have new gameplay. Per usual, this stems from Hamster’s live stream this week.
Here’s a quick recap on the title:
More: Arcade Archives, Hamster
Switch eShop charts – February 4, 2023
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NIS America February 2023 Switch eShop sale includes lowest price ever for Disgaea 6, more
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A new NIS America February 2023 Switch eShop sale started up this week with a number of games at their lowest prices ever, including Disgaea 6. Other titles like Mad Rat Dead, the Prinny Presents releases, and Yomawari are featured here.
Below is the full roundup:
More: Nippon Ichi Software, NIS America, sale
The Master’s Pupil, puzzle adventure game, in development for Switch
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Pat Naoum Games has confirmed that its upcoming project The Master’s Pupil will be seeing release on Switch. Right now the team is targeting release this year, but not a specific period beyond that.
The Master’s Pupil is a puzzle adventure game in which players “explore the eye of master artist Claude Monet and experience a unique biographical adventure” as they “help him complete his masterpieces.”
Go! Go! PogoGirl, 90s-style platformer, coming to Switch
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Publisher Ratalaika Games and one-man developer today confirmed that Ohsat Games Go! Go! PogoGirl will be appearing on Switch. The title will be launching in just one week – February 10.
Go! Go! PogoGirl is a 90s-style pogo-powered platformer about a girl and her pogo stick. Further information can be found in the following overview:
First-person puzzle game Seven Doors heading to Switch
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Publisher SOEDESCO, along with developer Indigo Studios, today announced that they’re putting Seven Doors on Switch. The title is due out on February 21, 2023.
Seven Doors is a first-person puzzle game that originally debuted in 2020. SOEDESCO says it’ll be an “expanded version” on Switch, but has yet to go into the details.
Here’s an official overview:
More: Indigo Studios, Seven Doors, SOEDESCO
Dredge release date set for March, new trailer
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Dredge, a fishing adventure game made by Black Salt Games, now has a release date. Team17 picked up the project for publishing and has confirmed that it will launch on March 30, 2023.
It’s been quite some time since we last heard about Dredge. It was revealed in July 2021 and was originally planned for last year.
Here’s an overview of the game:
More: Black Salt Games, Dredge, Team17
Knockout City to shut down in June
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Velan Studios announced today that it will shut down Knockout City in just a few months. On June 6, 2023, the servers will be closed and the game will be no longer playable.
Regarding the decision, director Jeremy Russo said it was a “difficult” one to make, “but a necessary and important one for our studio.” An FAQ on the official site further explained that “a lot of our systems supporting long-term player retention are in need of significant changes” which is “virtually impossible to do” as a smaller studio with a limited team size that would also want to introduce new content. “This means stopping development on the Knockout City, and exploring new possibilities in future experiences, whether in Knockout City or a different world,” the FAQ states.
