The trading card game Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Champions is launching on Switch next week, PlayFusion and Games Workshop have announced. It’ll be out via the eShop on April 16.
Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Champions will support full cross-platform play between Switch, Steam, and mobile. When it releases on Switch, the game will come with a new single-player adventure called Realm Trials.
Dangen Entertainment has gone live with a new trailer for the action-platformer Astalon: Tears of The Earth. You can view it below.
Astalon: Tears of The Earth launches on Switch later this year.
Curve Digital and No Break Games confirmed today that the free “Dark” level for Human: Fall Flat will be available for Switch on April 16. On the same day, the game will be receiving a collection of new skins.
Here’s an introduction to the Dark level:
Game Informer has posted a reveal trailer for Cetrion in Mortal Kombat 11, which gives us a first proper look at the character. Watch it below.
Bow to Blood: Last Captain Standing launches on the Switch eShop today. Check out some footage in the video below.
Publisher HandyGames and developer Massive Miniteam today announced Spitlings, an action arcade game planned for Switch. You’ll play as a Spitling, a rectangular creature with teeth it can spit or use to jump and take down orbs.
Spitlings has a few different features. There’s a Story Mode as well as an Arcade Mode with over 100 levels. Multiplayer with up to four players is also supported. Additionally, the game will feature a four-player co-op level editor.
Giga Wrecker Alt. was dated for May 2 on Switch a few weeks back. But yesterday, the Japanese eShop updated with a notice indicating that the game had been delayed to later on in 2019.
The good news is that the west in unaffected. Unlike in Japan, Giga Wrecker Alt. remains on track for May 2 overseas. Japan appears to be the only region impacted by the delay.
Update (4/3): We’ve added in Nintendo’s patch notes below.
Original (4/2): It’s been a busy night of updates for Nintendo games. Aside from Super Smash Bros. Ultimate and Splatoon 2, there’s also a new patch for Tetris 99.
Nintendo has yet to publish the official patch notes for Tetris 99 version 1.2.0. However, fans have noticed a new win screen, a disclaimer before you play online, and hard drop settings.
Pathea Games, the team behind Time at Portia, today announced its next project. The company is developing Super Buckyball Tournament, a third-person online multiplayer action soccer game that takes inspiration from ARMS, Super Mario Kart, and Rocket League.
Here’s some additional information, along with a trailer:
