Graffiti Games and Mega Cat Studios are back with a new video for Bite the Bullet. Below, you can get an in-depth look at the different types of weapons that will be featured in the roguelite RPG shooter.
Vertex Pop, the developer behind Graceful Explosion Machine, has dated its fast-paced stylish brawler Super Crush KO. The game will launch for Switch via the eShop on January 16, 2020, the studio announced today.
Here’s the latest information on Super Crush KO:
Nintendo has shared a new European commercial specifically focusing on Overwatch. Have a look at the advert below.
Juicy Cupcake today dated the couch party game Brief Battles for Switch. Although it was previously expected sometime this year, it now has a final release date of February 21, 2020.
Here’s an overview of Brief Battles, along with a trailer:
Developer Experience is currently running a crowdfunding campaign for Shibito Magire, the third entry in the Spirit Hunter series. The campaign is being run on the Campfire platform and is only open to Japanese residents. With 38 days to go, the campaign has currently reached 65% of its 15 million Yen goal. Today, Experience released a brief teaser trailer for the game:
As previously announced, the 2.20 update for God Eater 3 is now available. Head past the break for the full patch notes:
New Features
- A “New Game Plus” feature has been added, enabling you to carry over your save data and begin anew game.
- A jukebox has been added, which allows you to change the music within your caravan. (Note: Unlocks after completing the main game.)
Standard Missions
- Added new missions to the “Extra” section.
Extra Episode
- Added new episodes to “Traversing the Past” (Lulu and Ricardo).
Certification Missions
- Added new Certification Missions.
Time Attack Missions
- Added new Time Attack Missions.
Special Missions
- Added new missions to the “Challenge to the Hounds” section.
Abandoned God Arcs
- Added Abandoned God Arcs with new skills. These can be obtained from certain high difficulty missions.
Avatar Additions
- Added new items for the Accessory A slot:
- Ear Muffs
- Knit Hat
- Small Hat
- Festive Hat
- *Certain items must be unlocked by fulfilling certain conditions.
- Added new items fro the Accessory B slot.
- Added new outfits:
- Male:
- Black Mage Uniform
- Red Mage Uniform
- Alchemist Uniform
- White Mage Uniform
- Blaze Walker
- Snow Walker
- Forest Walker
- Abyss Walker
- Female:
- Black Mage Uniform
- Red Mage Uniform
- Alchemist Uniform
- White Mage Uniform
- Blaze Walker
- Snow Walker
- Forest Walker
- Abyss Walker
Bug Fixes
- Fixed various issues to provide a better gaming experience.
Heroes who have gained new skills are featured as part of a 5★ summoning focus, including weapon skills Knightly Lance and Arthur’s Axe. A new weapon, Resolute Blade, is also here to be refined. As always, your first summon on this focus banner won’t cost any orbs.
Also, Mjölnir’s Strike: Shield phase is now active. Players can weather the enemy’s onslaught for seven turns to claim victory. Achieving a high score and raising your Tier will allow you to earn rewards like Divine Codes, Midgard Gems, and Dragonflowers. You can take a look at the promotional image for this event here:
Astral Raids will be returning again to Dragalia Lost on 12/13/19. Players will be able to challenge Chronos this time. Remember to make use of the time before then to farm up more Astral Pieces in order to take on this challenge.
Additionally, adjustments have been made for drop rewards for Void Battles. Certain weapons were also rebalanced in 12/8’s small data update.
Are you excited to fight Chronos? You can take a look at this formidable foe here:
It’s time for the latest Famitsu’s most wanted games chart. This week, Xenoblade Chronicles Definitive Edition moves up a few spots while Hatsune Miku: Project Diva Mega Mix and Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE Encore appear for the first time.
Head past the break for the full chart. All votes were cast between November 21 and November 27.
System: Switch (eShop)
Release date: December 5, 2019
Developer: Creative Assembly / Feral Interactive
Publisher: SEGA
The Alien franchise has had a long history that’s inspired countless properties from a wide array of mediums since its release in 1979, and has remained a seminal work of science fiction within film, games, and books alike. This year marks its 40th anniversary, and with that sees the Switch debut of what is, to me, one of the finest horror experiences ever made. Between crafting items, defending yourself by using various components you find throughout your survival, and the deep progression with hidden areas and rewards, Alien: Isolation is without a doubt one of the most faithful adaptations of any property and is certainly a labor of love.
