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SteamWorld Build

Thunderful today unveiled SteamWorld Build, “a multi-level city-building experience that tasks you with constructing a thriving town above ground, while mining resources and dealing with monsters below.” It will debut on Switch later in 2023.

SteamWorld Build is being developed by internal Thunderful studio The Station. Read more about it in the following overview:

Life is Strange 2 Switch

Square Enix will soon be publishing Life is Strange 2 on Switch, the company just announced. The game is due out on February 2, 2023.

With the upcoming release, all of the Life is Strange games will be available on Nintendo’s console. Life is Strange: True Colors launched in December 2021, followed by Life is Strange Remastered Collection in September 2022. The latter includes updated versions of the original Life is Strange and Life is Strange: Before the Storm.

Original: Trek to Yomi has been made official for Switch thanks to a Japanese eShop listing. Going off of that page, Devolver Digital will be publishing the title on January 31, 2023.

Trek to Yomi was thought to be bound for Switch after a rating for the game surfaced in Germany a few months ago. However, this is the first time we’ve had proper confirmation.

Tents and Trees

The successful mobile game Tents and Trees is transitioning to Switch, Frozax Games confirmed today. Although a specific release date hasn’t been shared, it’s been confirmed to launch sometime during month.

Frozax Games has teased “exclusive features and new content” for the Switch edition. The developer will also be self-publishing as it hopes to “reach a wider audience.”

The Legend of Gwen

Publisher Flynn’s Arcade, in collaboration with Wiwigames, announced today that The Legend of Gwen is appearing on Switch next month. Those interested in purchasing the title can do so starting February 16, 2023.

Here’s an overview of the action platformer with additional details:

Pipeline Panic

Today, Soft Source Publishing and CRX Entertainment announced that they’ll be releasing Pipeline Panic on Switch. The game only has a few days to go until release as it’s planned for January 26, 2023.

Pipeline Panic is officially described as “a good old fashioned 2D arcade fun with tons of upgrades and fast paced action where taking risks is rewarded with a higher score.” More information can be found in the following overview:

Spy Bros Pipi & Bibi's DX release date

Rawrlab Games has shared a final release date for Spy Bros.: Pipi & Bibi’s DX, its updated version of the classic arcade title. Switch owners will be able to get their hands on the game starting February 14, 2023.

Spy Bros.: Pipi & Bibi’s DX was originally announced for Switch last August. It ended up going through a bit of a delay as the project was first slated for Q4 2022.

Telenet Shooting Collection

Original (11/21): Edia today announced Telenet Shooting Collection, a package of shoot ’em up games originally made by Telenet Japan. There’s no word on specific release timing, but it will be out on Switch sometime after June 2023 in Japan.

Granada (November 1990, Genesis), Avenger (1990, PC Engine), Gaiares (1990, Genesis), and Psychic Storm (1992, PC Engine) will be included.

A number of new deals are up and running on the North American Switch eShop. These include the lowest prices ever for Soundfall, The House of the Dead: Remake, and more.

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Persona 4 Golden review Switch

System: Switch
Release Date: January 19, 2023
Developer: Atlus
Publisher: Atlus


Releasing originally on the PlayStation 2 in 2008, Persona 4’s small town of Inaba is not unlike my own home town. A small, sleepy community with one grocery store, one gas station, and if you drive by it and blink, you might miss the town altogether. Small communities are generally safe, right? Moving there, one might feel secure leaving their doors unlocked, with no real worries about what could happen while you run to the convenience store. Inaba, though, has a murderer on the loose – one that seems to kill through very non-traditional means. First, a local TV personality, and next a teenage student… Is anyone safe anymore in Inaba? How does one catch a killer that leaves no trace of their crime? Why do the victims show up beforehand on the eerie Midnight Channel when it rains? Why are students being targeted in the first place? Persona 4 Golden’s murder mystery has many layers, and by taking control of our Protagonist and his friends can we really solve this situation and save the lives of those targeted?


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