Kemco is bringing another one of their RPGs to Nintendo Switch, this time Covenant of Solitude. The game is set to hit the eShop on June 6th, 2025.
Covenant of Solitude was developed by Magitec, and originally released for mobile platforms in 2013. It follows Fort, a descendant of an outcasted race of genies who were feared for their ability to control monsters.
Here’s the full overview of the game:
If you plan on using GameChat on Nintendo Switch 2, you’ll need a phone number. That news has been spotted in the official terms for the feature.
Nintendo doesn’t go into detail about why a phone number is required for GameChat on Switch 2, but the reason seems fairly clear. The company always takes the protection of its players seriously – especially younger ones. If someone uses GameChat in a nefarious way, it’s a bit easier for Nintendo to block them and prevent them from returning.
If you own Nintendo Sound Clock: Alarmo, you can now access new scenes for Animal Crossing: New Horizons. This is being made available via a free update.
Getting the scenes is simple. If you connect your device to the internet and link your Nintendo Account, you should be able to download the update.
Another Mario Kart 8 Deluxe update has just come through with version 3.0.5. Nintendo has come forward with the patch notes – there’s just not much too them.
Nintendo has addressed a specific issue involving ghost data for 3DS Music Park. Get the full details below.
May 19: Ratalaika Games has announced that its latest title, Soccer Golf!, a quirky blend of soccer and golf, is heading to the Nintendo Switch this week. The game launches digitally on May 23.
In the title, players are tasked with athletically kicking their soccer ball into the goal in the lowest possible number of shots. Over fifty levels are included.
Here’s an official overview:
Level-5 has prepared a final launch trailer for Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time. A follow-up to the original Fantasy Life on Nintendo 3DS, this one is officially available for all Nintendo Switch owners today.
Catch up on everything you need to know in the following overview:
March 26: Shinobi: Art of Vengeance, which was previously announced for Nintendo Switch, today confirmed that a physical release will be available. Limited Run Games is working with SEGA on the boxed versions.
Shinobi: Art of Vengeance will be available standalone, but it seems that a collector’s edition is in the works. Details about it will be provided at a later date.
According to Pikmin creator Shigeru Miyamoto, he’s been wanting to grow the franchise over the past few years.
Pikmin has been around since the GameCube days, but it hasn’t seen the same amount of popularity as some of his other creations such as Mario and Zelda. However, during the Nintendo Switch era, it’s been steadily gaining traction – especially with the launch of Pikmin 4.
Castle of Heart: Retold is in development for Nintendo Switch and Switch 2, 7Levels announced today. The game is due out this summer.
If the name sounds familiar, that’s because we saw Castle of Heart on Nintendo Switch way back in 2018. Retold is “a massively upgraded and expanded version of the original game, featuring significant enhancements across gameplay, story, visuals, and more.”
Here’s some additional information:
