Mooneye Studios is showing off its new exploration adventure game Lost Ember, which is planned for Switch. Watch some footage from the demo below.
Triple Scale Games has announced that it will be bringing Save Your Nuts to Switch. The multiplayer game, which features physics-based battles, is currently without a release date.
Here’s an overview, along with a trailer:
Skellboy is on display at GDC 2019 this week. For a look at the playable build, check out the footage below.
New footage has emerged of Dead End Job, a procedurally generated, couch co-op, twin-stick shooter for Switch. View the gameplay below.
IGN has posted a video showing off the first actual gameplay of Cuphead on Switch. Get a look at the footage below.
FDG Entertainment has provided a sales update on the various games it has released on the Switch eShop. Between everything available, the company has sold 200,000 copies.
Monster Boy and the Cursed Kingdom, Blossom Tales, and Oceanhorn are all out now on Switch. Monster Boy can also be found physically in North America.
Today’s Nindies Showcase had a couple of surprise releases, including the post-apocalyptic roguelike-like top-down shooter Nuclear Throne. Watch some footage below.
The developer behind Crypt of the NecroDancer unveiled its latest project today, and it’s not one that many could have seen coming. Cadence of Hyrule, which uses content from Nintendo’s historic Zelda series, launches on Switch this spring. IGN gained some additional details as to how the collaboration happened.
Brace Yourself Games founder Ryan Clark told IGN that the team approached Nintendo about possibly using Zelda as something like DLC. In the end, those talks ballooned into a brand new game.
Troglobytes Games released a new trailer for the rogue-lite SHMUP adventure HyperParasite. Give it a watch below.
World End Syndrome is heading to Europe on June 14. But what about North America? That’s no longer a question, as Arc System Works has announced a stateside release date of May 2.
Unfortunately, World End Syndrome will be digital-only in North America. However, PQube will be selling a physical version in Europe that can be played in any region.
World End Syndrome will cost $39.99 on the Switch eShop.
