In just a couple of weeks, Halloween will be rolling by once again. Around this time, many people play specific games that bring the spooky vibes. Some go all out with horror like Resident Evil, but there are plenty of titles that aren’t quite as serious yet still bring the same aura.
With Halloween taking place soon and often associated with October overall, have you been playing anything specific? What’s your favorite Halloween game? Let us know in the comments below.
The first half hour of gameplay for Neva is now available. Coming from the developer of Gris, footage on Switch shows off the first chapter.
Further details about the title are included below, courtesy of the eShop description:
Cat Quest III did come to Switch physically at launch, but very soon fans can get their hands on an additional boxed release known as The Fur-tastic Trilogy.
You’ll actually be getting the entire franchise here. Cat Quest, Cat Quest II, and Cat Quest III will all be included on a single cartridge. Additionally, you’ll be provided with a digital art book and vinyl sticker as bonuses.
Nikoderiko: The Magical World is celebrating its debut with a new launch trailer. The vibrant platform adventure just made it to Switch.
Catch up on everything you need to know in the following overview:
Entalto Publishing shared the news with us that it’s bringing Stickin’ the Landing to Switch. The game releases on October 24, 2024.
Stickin’ the Landing was made by Adrift Team. The puzzle game features physics-based mechanics and involves using stickers and their gravitational properties to guide a spaceship.
Here’s a bit of additional information:
A bunch of gameplay is now available for Crow Country on Nintendo’s console. Remember that this one comes from SFB Games, who many will know for the studio’s Switch launch title Snipperclips.
We have the following overview of the title:
For those playing Epic Mickey: Rebrushed and looking to easily get E-tickets, we’ve got you covered with a helpful farm guide.
Compared to other 3D platformers, there’s a much higher emphasis on money in Epic Mickey: Rebrushed. Most of the major areas, namely Mean Street and Ventureland, contain shops that sometimes stock fairly expensive items. For the most part, the game is somewhat stingy with its E-tickets. You’ll find them scattered around hidden inside breakable objects, but this actually isn’t enough for you to comfortably afford most of the items you’ll want to get. We found a surprisingly simple (and effective) way to farm E-tickets in a pinch, so if you’re short on cash, you’ve come to the right place.
Oracle of Ages and Oracle of Seasons may just be the most overlooked entry (or technically entries) in The Legend of Zelda series.
Echoes of Wisdom recently released, and it made history as Grezzo’s first fully-original core entry in the critically acclaimed series. It’s been created in the same style as the Link’s Awakening remake on Switch: chibi-style graphics with a vague dream-like quality. A completely new Zelda game is absolutely the best timeline, but today we’re here to talk about something different that could’ve happened instead: Link’s Awakening-style remakes of Oracle of Ages and Oracle of Seasons.
