The 2D action adventure roguelite A Robot Named Fight continues to be updated on Switch. Players can now encounter the new area Crystal Mines, along with new bosses, enemies, and more.
Below are the full patch notes:
A new update is now available specifically for the Switch version of Baba Is You. Along with level adjustments and changes, a bunch of fixes and tweaks have been implemented.
The full patch notes are as follows:
Publisher 11 bit studios and developer Dead Mage today shared a content roadmap for the story-driven rogue-lite RPG Children of Morta. There’s plenty in store for 2020, as updates will continue into the new year.
Here’s a look as to what’s on the way:
The latest “Morgana Travel Report” video has been published by Atlus, revealing a host of new information about Persona 5 Scramble: The Phantom Strikers, including new location Sapporo, Persona fusion and more (credit goes to Persona Central for translating and compiling the information).
The next location the Phantom Thieves travel to on their trip around the country is Sapporo, a historical city famous for its architecture and hot springs. In Sapporo, the Phantom Thieves meet a politician named Mariko Hyodo (voiced by Kyoko Terase). She’s diligent and a hard worker, but her current popularity seems somewhat unusual. She’s also acquainted with Haru’s father. The Sapporo Jail turns out to be a city covered in ice. The Phantom Thieves will have to solve a variety of puzzles to progress – and they also get to do some snowboarding.
The second part of the Morgana Travel Report focuses on some game mechanics. Once again, thanks to his Wild Card ability, the protagonist can use multiple personas, and he can switch between them in battle. There are two ways to obtain new personas: picking up masks from defeated enemies and of course, the series staple, persona fusion. The Velvet Room occupants will aid you in creating new powerful personas. You can further strengthen personas by using Persona Points, which can be gained via fusion and as rewards from battling. These points can be used to level up personas and to increase their various parameters. Another returning feature are skill cards, which can be used to teach personas skills they wouldn’t normally learn.
Here’s the video introducing Sapporo:
Tempest Trials+: For a Smile has begun in Fire Emblem Heroes. The big rewards this time are the 5★ Special Hero Jaffar: Angel of Night and three Sacred Seals: Warding Blow 1, Steady Posture 1, and Distant Guard 1. You can also earn Refining Stones by completing daily quests.
Dragonyule is in full swing, and events are numerous with many rewards. Take a look below at what’s happening, along with some promotional images of the upcoming Void Battle and Astral Raid bosses.
- Nightmare difficulty was added to the challenge battle for The Miracle of Dragonyule facility event revival on Dec. 16, 10 PM PT
- A catch-up campaign and main campaign half-stamina event started at 10 PM PT on 12/15
- Limited Void Battle Endeavors are live as of Dec. 15, 10 PM PT Adjustments have also been made for drop rewards for Void Battles and adjusted the balance for certain weapons.
- The flame-attuned volcanic chimera arrives in Void Battles starting on Dec. 25, 10 PM PT You can use the material items you obtain to craft powerful Void weapons.
- Another Astral Raid will arrive on Dec. 20th — This time, players can challenge Hypnos using their Astral Pieces.
- Players can still take advantage of a free daily tenfold summon, so be sure to login and claim it.
Out this Spring in Japan, Bandai Namco has released a new trailer for Kotoba no Puzzle: Moji Pittan Encore, its enhanced version of the arcade puzzle game for Switch. This entry is based on the Wii title Kotoba no Puzzle: Moji Pittan Wii Deluxe and includes over 800 new levels as well as the inclusion of new words that didn’t exist at the time, like “Reiwa” for the new Reiwa Era. Take a look at the trailer here:
We have a new look at the upcoming Switch version of Rebel Galaxy Outlaw, and more specifically, footage of the mini-games players can take on at the bar. Check it out below.
After No More Heroes 3 debuted its latest trailer at The Game Awards, animation company Studio Plumeau made note that an effect used in the video was essentially a copy of what it had previously created. It wasn’t clear how that ended up there, but some fans suggested that it was stolen from another outlet – not by Grasshopper Manufacture.
Thankfully, the dust has settled, and things have been resolved amicably. Studio Plumeau recently confirmed that the effect was purchased from the digital asset service Envato, and the team involved with No More Heroes 3’s trailer wasn’t aware of any wrongdoing. Unfortunately, a certain user was selling different assets made by many artists, including the one from Studio Plumeau. The two sides have talked and Grasshopper says “the matter has been officially resolved.”
Here are all of the relevant tweets:
Stardew Valley’s big 1.4 content update is finally live on Switch. There’s a lot that’s new here with quality of life features, bug fixes, optimizations, and more..
Here’s a recap of the 1.4 update from developer ConcernedApe:
