Kwaidan: Azuma Manor Story arriving on Switch this Fall in Japan

Kwaidan: Azuma Manor Story will be arriving on Switch this Fall in Japan. The point-and-click adventure/3D-action hybrid will cost 2,273 yen, according to the latest issue of Famitsu. Already available for both PC and PS4 here in the West, granted with a two year localization delay, its quite possible we will also see a release on Western eShops before too long. Take a look at the overview below, as gathered by Gematsu:

About

The stage of this work is Japan of the 1930s.

Explore the mysterious Azuma Manor and do battle with the Yoki that lurk within, all while solving devilishly clever mechanical puzzles.

Kwaidan offers a seamless merging of 3D action and point-and-click adventure game elements, allowing for a truly unique play experience. Players move and fight through the world in 3D, but can call up a cursor to examine points of interest at any time. The result is an action-adventure unlike any other.

In sharp contrast to recent action games, which seek to deliver player satisfaction above all else, Kwaidan was designed from the ground up to deliver highwire suspense from beginning to end. Nightmarish Yoki and fiendishly clever puzzles obstruct your path through the manor, but overcome these obstacles, and a profound sense of catharsis awaits.

Enjoy retro polygon graphics that evoke classic games of the early 2000s, with film-reel-style presentation that transports players to a secluded mountain manor from the earliest days of Japan’s Showa era.

Key Features

• Severe 3D action that requires precise operation and accurate judgment.
• A point-and-click adventure element lets you fully enjoy the fun of exploration.
• The Japanese retro romantic world of the 1930s (early Showa era) is brought to life by classical techniques.
• Equipped with a “mode selection function” that allows you to enjoy changes in operation methods and graphics.