Today, publisher Pineapple Works and developer The Braga Bros revealed that Humanless will be appearing on Switch. The 2D platformer with shooting elements will launch in Q4 2022.
For more on the game, read the following overview:
Greek Tragedy is in development for Switch, publisher Pineapple Works announced today along with developers Cute Spooks and Prairieville Games. A release is planned for Q4 2022
Greek Tragedy is a survival horror title with puzzle elements, and it features PS1-style aesthetics. In the game, players will help Amy keep her life on the college campus overrun by cultists and potentially save her relationship.
Publisher Pineapple Works and developer Napas Torteeka have announced that they’re partnering on Whatever, a top-down isometric cargo ship drifting game. It will make its way to Switch in Q4 2022.
Here’s additional information about the project:
Original (6/12): Every so often we see buy 2, get 1 free sales from retailers, and a new one has just started up on Amazon.
As a Nintendo site, we’ll mention that a few different Switch games are included. It’s looking like the selection will be updated over the next few days, but currently the just-released Metal Max Xeno: Reborn, Triangle Strategy, Game Builder Garage, Pac-Man Museum+, Among Us: Ejected Edition, and WRC 10 are included.
Ankama today announced One More Gate: A Wakfu Legend, a strategic deck-builder. Switch is set to receive the title in early 2023.
One More Gate: A Wakfu Legend is a rogue-lite deck-builder with a mix of exploration and strategic turn-based combat. We have additional information below.
Bandai Namco is back with another character trailer for JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: All-Star Battle R, which puts the spotlight on Lisa Lisa. She’s a master of the Ripple technique and uses this ability through her unique scarf.
We have more information about the game in the following overview:
SEGA finally unveiled the first gameplay from Sonic Frontiers this month. Unfortunately, the fan reaction wasn’t too positive. Fans weren’t impressed with what was shown, which even resulted in #DelaySonicFrontiers trending on Twitter for a bit.
VGC recently was able to speak with Sonic Team studio head Takashi Iizuka, and asked about the reaction. Iizuka said that it wasn’t “that surprising” given how the open zone format is such a different take for the series, but feels players will get a better understanding once they try it out for themselves.
Sonic Frontiers is ambitious – that much has always been clear. The game’s initial gameplay reveal may not have painted the fruits of that ambition in the most polished light – technically, it was all a bit rough around the edges – but even still, I’ve been excited and curious about the potential this new concept has to redefine what a modern, 3D Sonic game could look like. I was very fortunate to have an opportunity to go hands-on with the game recently at a Summer Game Fest press event, and after spending almost an hour with it, I feel like I have a much more complete picture as to the potential this title has. Sonic Frontiers plays much, much better than it looks at the moment, and I fully expect that players will have a lot of fun exploring its intricately designed world once the full game is released.
Publisher SOEDESCO, along with developer Cozy Bee Games, are teaming up to bring Bunny Park to Switch. The sim title is due out on the console sometime in September.
Here’s an overview of the title with more information:
Original (6/12): This week’s UK software sales are in, and it’s brought along an initial report on the performance of Mario Strikers: Battle League.
The sports game managed to hit #1 on the physical chart. However, launch week sales are 20 percent lower compared to Mario Golf: Super Rush, and 6 percent below Mario Tennis Aces.
