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Sephonie

Sephonie has previously released on PC, and a new Switch version is about to launch. Publisher Ratalaika Games and developer Analgesic Productions confirmed that it’s hitting Nintendo’s console on July 21, 2023.

Sephonie is a puzzle platformer in which players parkour through an island’s massive cave network. More information can be found in the following overview:

Manic Mechanics

The latest European Nintendo Downloads for the week of July 13, 2023 are as follows:

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Tad: The Lost Explorer: Craziest and Madness Edition

Yggdra Union English Switch west

The Switch version of Yggdra Union: We’ll Never Fight Alone is seeing an English release in the west, an eShop listing reveals. Sting will have it ready to go on July 27, 2023.

The Japanese release was originally announced in February 2020 with the launch happening a month later. It’s taken a few years, but thankfully, an official localization is finally happening.

Here’s the official eShop description with more details:

Atelier Marie Remake: The Alchemist of Salburg

It’s time for the newest North American Nintendo Download report for the week of July 13, 2023. The latest releases include Atelier Marie Remake, LISA: Definitive Edition, Touhou: New World, and more.

Here’s the full roundup:

With its arrival on Switch eShop today, gameplay footage of strategy RPG Chaos Galaxy has emerged. We have roughly 37 minutes of the title available, showcasing the various mission types and some of the game’s settings.

Catch up on the game with the overview below:

Zombie Hunter D-Day

Previously launched on mobile, Zombie Hunter: D-Day is now making the jump to Switch. The wait won’t be long, as we already have a release date of June 27, 2023.

Zombie Hunter: D-Day is a first-person zombie shooter that gives players 80 days to survive the zombie apocalypse. The game first hit mobile in April 2020 and has seen over ten million downloads worldwide. CFK will be publishing the new Switch version.

Oxenfree II: Lost Signals review

System: Switch
Release date: July 12, 2023
Developer: Night School Studio
Publisher: Netflix


When Oxenfree released in 2016, I was enamored with it. I was younger then and found comfort in its high school drama and socially awkward characters, who were relatable and felt real. The supernatural yarn it weaved was surprisingly dark, yet grounded in events that felt possible in its strange world of ghosts and timeloops. But players who made it the end were likely left with at least a few unresolved questions, and Oxenfree II: Lost Signals tantalizes with promises of answers, or at least a deeper glimpse into the strange phenomena that occurred on Edwards Island all those years ago. While Oxenfree II delivers in that regard, its narrative and new exploration mechanics felt disappointingly safe for most of its runtime, failing to surprise and hook me in the way its predecessor did (outside of a few key moments); still, fans of the original owe it to themselves to see this story through to its conclusion.

Oxenfree II: Lost Signals launch trailer

Oxenfree II: Lost Signals officially launched today, and we have a new trailer to celebrate. This marks the sequel to the graphic adventure game that debuted in 2016.

Further information about it can be found in the following overview:

RoadOut

Today, publisher Dangen Entertainment and developer Rastrolabs Game Studio announced that they’re teaming up on the upcoming Switch game RoadOut. It’s on track to debut in 2024.

RoadOut is a post-apocalyptic action adventure game that mixes dungeon exploration and racing mechanics. You’ll be able to explore the world in your cat, then battle your way through puzzle-filled dungeons on foot. Cited inspirations include The Legend of Zelda, GTA and Rock’n Roll Racing.

Pry Into the Void

Publisher Dangen Entertainment and developer Ernest Placido today announced that Pry Into the Void is coming to Switch. A release is planned for 2024.

The game, a bleak RPG inspired by Shin Megami Tensei, has players prying into the hearts of monsters, conversing with their souls, and navigating challenging moral dilemmas to recruit them as allies in order to exploit enemy weaknesses. This is the first entry in Project: Retched Garden, a collection of monster-taming RPGs where the world dies and the flowers scream.


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