TASOMACHI: Behind the Twilight will have a physical release and it’ll support English, it’s been confirmed.
Playism tends to go digital-only with its releases in North America and Europe. However, some of its Switch titles have received the boxed treatment in Japan, and it looks like TASOMACHI: Behind the Twilight will be one of those exceptions. Copies will even include an art book and original soundtrack.
A new look at the challenging 2D platformer Sockventure is available thanks to new gameplay. 18 minutes of footage has come in.
We have more information about Sockventure in the official overview:
A new launch trailer has emerged for Lumberhill, a multiplayer party game. All In! Games and 2BIGo brought the title to Switch this week.
If you’re interested in learning more about Lumberhill, check out the following overview:
Nintendo shared a new Triangle Strategy interview this week with two of the game’s prominent developers, Tomoya Asano and Yasuaki Arai. As part of the discussion, we again get to hear about how Square Enix settled on the name. They also covered some other notable topics like the game’s plot, why multi-tiered maps were included, and more.
The full discussion is below:
Bugsnax was announced for Switch this week, but Young Horses hadn’t shared any Switch-specific assets. That changes now thanks to first screenshots. A few images have now popped up on the eShop showing what to expect from the Switch edition.
Here’s some information about Bugsnax:
A new piece of key art for Xenoblade Chronicles 3 has been spotted on Nintendo’s website.
The image itself isn’t easily accessible as it’s not on the game page. However, it definitely appears to stem directly from Nintendo’s website based on the original URL. We have the shot attached above, but you can also give it a look directly here.
Goblinz Publishing and developer Unexpected revealed today that As Far As The Eye is coming to Switch. The roguelike turn-based resource-management game will release on September 10, 2022.
In As Far As The Eye, players will need to build a mobile village and travel with their tribe toward the center of the world to a place known as The Eye. It has procedural situations, natural events, skill-trees, and hard choices. Expect a new adventure each time as part of the game’s Roguelike tribe system. Various modifiers are also included such as duration, halt size, resources generation, and more. Something that’s interesting to note is that the game doesn’t have any enemies.
A new sale has kicked off featuring a variety of Bethesda games, including Doom titles, Quake, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, and Wolfenstein. Fans can save up to 67 percent off. It’s worth noting that Quake has its biggest discount ever right now.
Below is the full lineup of games included in the Bethesda Spring 2022 Switch eShop sale:
Domee Shi, the director of Pixar / Disney’s Turning Red movie, was able to find some inspiration from some notable Nintendo games like Pokemon.
Growing up, she played Pokemon and Zelda on devices such as the Game Boy Color and DS Lite. Shi was limited to handheld systems as her parents didn’t exactly approve of her hobby. But since they were portable, she could continue playing games by hiding them under her pillow longer than her parents allowed.
