Red Art Games will be providing Eternum Ex with a physical release, the company has announced.
Pre-orders open on April 24 at 5 PM CEST / GMT+2. Only 2,800 copies will be produced.
Here’s some information about Eternum Ex:
Reviews for Trials of Mana are now starting to come in ahead of its April 24 release date. We’ve rounded up a number of the early verdicts, which you can find below.
ITTA, a bullet-hell adventure game, is available on the Switch eShop starting today. Take a look at some footage below.
Koei Tecmo will release a “Guild Box” edition for Fairy Tail in Europe, the company announced today. The collector’s edition includes the game and a number of extra goodies.
Here’s the full lineup of featured items:
Kairosoft is bringing Pocket Arcade Story to Switch next week as its latest eShop title, the company has announced. A worldwide release is planned for April 30.
We have the following overview and trailer for the game:
SOEDESCO has dated for survival horror game Monstrum for Switch. It’ll launch digitally via the eShop on May 22.
As announced earlier this week, the coronavirus has impacted SOEDESCO’s physical releases. That means Monstrum won’t be available at retailers on the same day, and there’s no word yet on when you’ll be able to buy a copy from retailers.
Here’s an overview of Monstrum, along with a trailer:
MetaChampions, a turn-based strategy game, makes it to the Switch eShop today. View some footage in the video below.
NGDEV today announced that a physical release is in the works for its jump and shoot game Gunlord X. In addition to a standard copy, fans will be able to purchase a limited edition.
The latter version includes a copy of the game, soundtrack, postcards, and stickers. is going to be available for the Nintendo Switch as Physical Edition in May 2020. Only 999 units will be produced.
Update: Bandai Namco has commented and says that Famitsu made an error. The game is still planned for release in 2020.
Original: Japanese gaming news site Ryokuta is reporting based on this week’s Famitsu that Bandai Namco and Witch Craft’s upcoming survival RPG Digimon Survive has been delayed out of its already vague ‘2020’ release window to an even more vague ‘TBD’. The delay is apparently the result of the development team choosing to completely overhaul development following the airing of the 2020 Digimon Adventure anime.
This story is developing and we will update once Bandai Namco has commented.
