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Team17 and Moi Rai Games announced a massive update for Monster Sanctuary this week. There’ll be new features, highlighted by the inclusion of New Game Plus.

A trailer has now come in to promote the update. We’ve included it below.

Torchlight III

Torchlight III has been updated to version 1.7.104930 on Switch. According to Echtra, it “turns off the Snow & Steam contract and includes an engine update which further prepares us for the next upcoming content patch.” A few fixes are included as well.

Here are the full patch notes:

Ravensword: Shadowlands

Ravensword: Shadowlands, an RPG from Crescent Moon Games and Ratalakia Games, landed on Switch a couple of days ago. Have a look at some footage in the video below.

Ravensword: Shadowlands is out now on the Switch eShop. In case you missed it, we have further details and a trailer for the game here.

Pile Up! Box by Box

HandyGames and Seed by Seed have shared a new trailer for Pile Up! Box by Box, an upcoming 3D platformer for Switch. Watch it below.

Pile Up! Box by Box is due out for Switch this summer. We have more details about the game here.

System: Switch
Release date: March 30, 2021
Developer: Ghost Dog Films
Publisher: Wales Interactive


FMVs, much like visual novels, have always had that sort of stigma where those that weren’t open-minded enough wouldn’t really consider them to be true games, yet I guarantee every genre, regardless of what one’s feeling towards them are, has at least something for everyone that may surprise you – it’s just a matter of finding that right piece of media that’ll open the doors to help further spark an interest. While I haven’t played many FMVs, I can count quite a few that have all been fairly different from each other. Even if its live-action foundation may make it seem like a movie more than anything else, games like Erica, the controversial Phantasmagoria, and more set revolutionary ideas into place that made them much more than an interactive film. When it comes to the new Switch release I Saw Black Clouds, it finds itself in an odd in-between that goes from being mostly pure film to one with quite a few neat ideas that make it much more than a simple “choose an option” experience, and while I wouldn’t necessarily consider it fun in the traditional sense, as a film it can be immensely enjoyable.

Asdivine Cross

As we recently heard, Kemco and Exe Create’s latest RPG Asdivine Cross is releasing on Switch later in the month. Find some footage in the video below.

Asdivine Cross is slated for April 22 on the Switch eShop. We’ve got further details and a trailer here.

Undermine is now at version 1.1.0 on Switch, which is known as the “Royals” update. It includes the Contested Bog, Plunder King challenge, new enemies, new items and secrets, and more.

You can find the full patch notes for the new UnderMine update below.

Another classic game has received the battle royale treatment. Pac-Man 99 was only just announced this week, but a day after it’s reveal, the title was released for Switch. Nintendo Switch Online members can try out the title at no extra cost.

Like Tetris 99 and Super Mario Bros. 35, Pac-Man 99 puts a twist on the classic arcade formula that we’ve come to love. Players are tasked with being the last one standing as they gather Power Pellets, eat ghosts, and send Jammer Pac-Mans to make things more difficult for their opponents. We have all of the relevant details here.

With Pac-Man 99 having been out there for a few days, what are your impressions thus far? How do you feel it stacks up to the other Switch Online offerings? Let us know in the comments below.

Fly Together!

Northplay has announced Fly Together!, a sequel to Conduct Together that “takes players to the skies in a race against time to bring passengers safely to their destination by drawing flight paths and avoiding collisions in increasingly challenging action-puzzles.” It’ll be released on April 29.

Here’s an overview of the game, along with a trailer:

Super Seducer

Super Seducer: How to Talk to Girls and Super Seducer 2: Advanced Seduction Tactics were both announced for Switch last year. However, neither title will end up on the console after all.

Super Seducer producer Richard La Ruina recently said on Twitter that Nintendo gave its initial approval of the series, assuming the games received the “appropriate ratings.” But despite the ports being finished and going through initial QA, the company has now denied their release on Switch due to “explicit content”.


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