OPUS Collection was originally slated for physical release in April. That month came and went without an update from PM Studios / acttil. The two sides have now set an actual release date.
OPUS Collection will be available physically in North America on May 28. It will include OPUS: The Day We Found Earth and OPUS: Rocket of Whispers, which were originally digital-only titles. Each copy of the initial printing will also include a free bonus soundtrack voucher code featuring 36 tracks.
Source: PM Studios PR
Spintires: MudRunner – American Wilds has received some new DLC. With the content from Old-Timers, players can access Rocky Hills as a new map as well as the Chevrolet Napco 3100 (1957), and the GMC DW950 (1952-1954) vehicles.
Here are the full details:
Starlink: Battle For Atlas received its big Crimson Moon update earlier today. For a look at the new content, check out the gameplay video below.
Nicalis and 34BigThings have prepared a new Switch-specific trailer for the upcoming racer Redout. Have a look at the video below.
Redout launches for Switch on May 14 for $39.99.
Another new Tennis World Tour update has gone live. Version 1.14 can now be downloaded, which also encompasses version 1.13.
The full patch notes are as follows:
The big Crimson Moon update for Starlink: Battle for Atlas is now available. As previously announced, it includes the Crimson Moon world, new Faction activities, and more. There’s also support for the additional Star Fox missions.
Below are the full patch notes:
Nintendo is highlighting some of the recent and upcoming Switch releases with a new video. Check it out below for a quick highlight of Mortal Kombat 11, Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age, and more.
A Dark Room made it to the Switch eShop earlier this month. It didn’t stay up long, as it has since been pulled from the store.
We’ve seen some games leave the eShop only to return later, often due to ratings-related issues. In the case of A Dark Room though, it’s unclear if the game will ever become available again. That’s because its creator included an “Easter egg” that allows players to create basic apps, which publisher Circle Entertainment wasn’t happy about.
Publisher Bigben and developer Zordix – the team behind Aqua Moto Racing Utopia – today announced Overpass. The off-road simulation title, which is “focused on conquering natural and artificial obstacles,” is in the works for Switch and other platforms.
We have the following overview and trailer for the game:
Not too long ago, a physical version of Cities: Skylines was announced for Switch. We now have the game’s boxart above.
We should note that, at least for now, the physical version of Cities: Skylines only appears to be planned for Europe. Nothing has been confirmed thus far for North America.
