Digital Foundry is back with its latest technical analysis focusing on Minecraft Dungeons. We’re able to get a better idea of how the game holds up on Switch as well as how it compares to other consoles.
Below are the main highlights:
Outbuddies DX is making its way to Switch next week, according to an eShop listing. Headup Games will publish the Metroidvania title on June 5.
We have the following overview and trailer for Outbuddies DX:
Summer in Mara, “a summer adventure with farming, crafting, and exploring mechanics set in a tropical archipelago,” has received a release date. It’ll be out on Nintendo’s console starting June 16, developer Chibig Studio has announced.
Here’s some information about the game:
THQ Nordic and Purple Lamp Studios have presented a new trailer for Spongebob Squarepants: Battle for Bikini Bottom – Rehydrated, showing off one of the game’s playable areas. Check out the trailer below.
Spongebob Squarepants: Battle for Bikini Bottom – Rehydrated launches on Switch June 23.
Today, Cosmic Forces officially announced their upcoming first-person spooky survival adventure title Goosebumps: Dead of Night with a new trailer.
Here’s an overview of the game and the debut trailer:
With Mario Kart Tour’s Jungle Tour coming to an end, Nintendo has announced that the next tour, Cooking Tour, starts next week. Alongside this announcement, Nintendo posted an image of Choco Island 1, a course from Super Mario Kart.
No other details beyond this image and the tour name have been shared.
The Cooking Tour arrives next week on June 2, 11 PM PT/ June 3 at 11 AM ET
Moonlighter has surpassed one million copies sold, publisher 11 bit studios and developer Digital Sun have announced. The two companies also said that the biggest revenue has come from sales on Switch.
According to today’s announcement, Moonlighter has reached 3.5 million users on all platforms.
As of today, Switch owners can access the new Between Dimensions DLC. We have a trailer for that below.
Source: 11 bit studios PR
Indiecalypse, the dark humor game about the real life of an indie developer, makes its debut on Switch today. Find some footage in the video below.
Switch is home to a number of prolific developers, including Saber Interactive. The studio did what many originally thought would be impossible by porting The Witcher 3 to Switch. A couple of other high-profile projects from Saber, Crysis Remastered and World War Z, are also in the works.
In an interview with Wccftech, company CEO Matthew Karch was asked if Switch’s hardware still has any juice left in it. Karch certainly thinks it does, and even teased that “fans will be surprised at some of the upcoming titles”.
Tying in with its release, Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition was updated to version 1.1.1. That also includes a separate patch, version 1.1.0.
Below are the patch notes for both updates:
