Tying in with Gamescom 2020, The Game Bakers has readied ten minutes of footage from its RPG Haven. View the gameplay below.
Haven launches on Switch later in 2020.
Sold Out and Metamorphosis Games debuted new footage from Gestalt: Steam & Cinder as part of Gamescom 2020. Check out the footage below.
Gestalt: Steam & Cinder, the narrative-focused action-adventure game, hits Switch later in 2020.
Marchen Forest: Mylne and the Forest Gift, an upcoming adventure RPG, is now confirmed for physical release in Japan. The news was shared on Twitter earlier today.
It’s unclear if Marchen Forest will eventually be offered physically in other regions. Even if it only stays in Japan, it’s likely to support English, and fans should be able to import a copy regardless of their region.
It’s been awhile since we last heard about the console versions of Marchen Forest. After it was delayed to this year back in December, there hasn’t been much news otherwise.
Annapurna Interactive has put its full slate of games on sale for Switch. There are big discounts for Gorogoa, Sayonara Wild Hearts, and more on the eShop.
Here’s the full lineup:
Mojang Studios has shared a new video for Minecraft Dungeons in which the team walks fans through the Creeping Winter DLC, which we have below. Players can learn more about the merchant and daily trials and discover all the added features such as new mobs, mechanics, artifacts and armors.
Minecraft Dungeons is out now on Switch. The Creeping Winter DLC drops on September 8.
Pineapple Works has teamed up with Placeholder Gameworks to bring Death and Taxes to Switch, the company has announced. The narrative-based game will launch on September 10. It will be sold digitally via the eShop.
Here’s an overview of Death and Taxes, along with a trailer:
LEGO recently surprised fans by unveiling another aspect of its partnership with Nintendo. Aside from Super Mario, the two sides teamed up to create a LEGO version of the Nintendo Entertainment System. Both products are currently available.
In an interview with GameCentral not too long ago, designer Maarten Simons discussed the creation process for the Mario sprite piece and working with Nintendo on the project. He told the site:
Paper Mario has continued to stray farther and farther from its original RPG roots over the years. These days, the games are much more adventure-focused. The change in genres has been a conscious decision from the development team, but according to producer Kensuke Tanabe, nothing is set in stone when it comes to future titles.
Recently, Eurogamer Germany asked Paper Mario: The Origami King producer about the decision not to feature heavy RPG elements in Origami King. Tanabe said in response (as translated by Nintendo Everything):
Several new games out came out this week on the eShop. If you’re interested in checking out what’s new in screenshot form, take a look at the gallery below.
