Slayaway Camp: Butcher’s Cut, an isometric puzzle game that first debuted on Switch as a digital download in March 2018, is getting a physical release. Physicality Games announced a partnership with Digerati and Mastiff to produce the physical version, which will be available to pre-order later this month.
Slayaway Camp: Butcher’s Cut will be offered in standard and deluxe editions. With a regular copy, you’re getting a copy of the game and a collector’s tin with a clear display window that shows off the game’s cover artwork. The deluxe edition comes with those two items and adds a themed steelbook, Skullface embroidered iron-on patch, 24×36” camp flag, and Skullface audio keychain. All collector’s tins are sequentially numbered.
Here’s some information about Slayaway Camp: Butcher’s Cut:
Happinet has published the second producer letter for Brigandine: The Legend of Runersia. This time around, Kazuhiro Igarashi introduces the game’s various difficulty modes.
Here’s the full rundown:
In addition to being a cloud-based storage solution for Pokemon, Pokemon Home also offers users various challenges and rewards when you complete them – most notably the Original Color Magearna, which could not be legally obtained any other way previously. To get it, you needed a complete “living” Pokedex, i.e. one copy of every Pokemon in Pokemon Home. However, many users who had completed that challenge didn’t receive Magearna. A maintenance has recently been completed which fixed these issues. Additionally, according to Serebii, the condition to get Original Color Magearna is now much easier to achieve – it seems like you only need a complete National Pokedex registered in Pokemon Home, but not a living one. For example, you only need to evolve Bulbasaur to Ivysaur and then to Venusaur, but you don’t need individual copies of Bulbasaur, Ivysaur and Venusaur anymore. However, keep in mind that this hasn’t been officially confirmed yet.
A new racing game called Top Speed: Drag & Fast Racing has been confirmed for Nintendo Switch. Originally a mobile game, it will be released on March 18 via the eShop in Europe and North America; it’ll cost 7.99€ / $8 and take up 293 MB of space. Here’s an official overview of the game:
Beat criminal overlords and become the biggest fish in the city. Head out and race as fast as you can.
Choose any car you want from an astounding selection of 69 cars – you can drive classic stock rides, new heavily modded dragsters, and even national police vehicles from 5 different countries.
Nothing will stop you from burning rubber on the streets. All races take place off the grid, away from the traffic, so you can get crazy with burnout, plow the asphalt, and race without limits.
Features:
– Pick from 69 cars: stock rides, dragsters, and police vehicles
– Let your creativity flow with a ton of tuning and customization options
– Drive in 5 city districts, each with its own unique theme and gang crew
– Race on an aircraft carrier modeled on the real thing
– Epic arcade game modes
– Mind-blowing 3D HD visualsTurn on, tune it, race on! Join millions of players worldwide!
Genshin Impact has updated its official website, offering new details on Bennett, one of the characters in the game:
Bennett (voiced by Ryouta Ousaka)
“Weather’s not bad today… Oh, crud! Now that I’ve said that, it’s bound to rain.”
The few young adventurers that the Mondstadt Adventurers’ Guild has always find themselves tangled up in baffling bouts of bad luck.
He is the only active member of his own adventure group, known as “Benny’s Adventure Team,” after all the other members decided to “take leave” following a series of unfortunate incidents. As a result, the team is currently on the verge of being dissolved.
Being unable to break the poor boy’s heart, Katheryne of the Adventurers’ Guild has kept “Benny’s Adventure Team” on the books, whilst also hiding from him the fact that all the other members have long since officially left the team.
Pokemon Masters had a bit of a rough start, but since then, DeNA have been steadily improving the game, adding new content and improving quality of life aspects, and they’ve been actively communicating with players. Today, they announced some more changes coming to Pokemon Masters to make the game a more pleasant experience. Here’s an overview of the changes that are planned:
- Reducing the number of times you have to battle in order to get rewards from events
- Improving the Sync Grid system
- New feature – Legendary Arena: extremely difficulty battles against Legendary Pokemon; planned for release this Summer
- battles against opponents like Elite Four members and Champions will be more challenging and more rewarding
- New feature – Medals, a kind of achievement system
- New feature – Pokemon Eggs: with this feature, players will be able change the partner Pokemon of the player character, and they’ll be able to freely choose from a selection of fan-favorite Pokemon
- Bonus effects based on team composition will be introduced – for example, using a team with only trainers from the Kanto region will give all of them a boost in battle
Microids and Oddworld Inhabitants have dated the physical version of Oddworld: Stranger’s Wrath HD for Switch. It’ll be out on May 26 in North America and May 28 in Europe.
Alongside a standard copy, there are plans for a special limited edition. Copies of the latter version come with a copy of the game, a limited box and a lenticular, a “Fuzzle” keychain, and a complete set of stickers.
We have a trailer for Oddworld: Stranger’s Wrath HD below.
The latest character trailer for One Piece: Pirate Warriors 4 has been published, this time featuring Bartolomeo. Get a look at the video below.
Half a year ago, Ittle Dew 2+ was pulled from the Switch eShop. Ludosity blamed original publisher Nicalis for its disappearance, but it was never really clear why it happened in the first place.
Many months later, Ittle Dew 2+ is finally returning to the eShop. Nicalis is no longer involved, and the game will be published directly by Ludosity.
Here’s some information about Ittle Dew 2+:
The 2.5D zombie-infested adventure debuts on the Switch eShop in the west today. Check out some footage in the video below.
