GameSpot has shown off the first footage of the newly-announced Rebel Galaxy Outlaw from PAX West 2018. Get a look at the gameplay below.
* Note: the video above only has a couple of minutes of footage. If a new version comes in with extended gameplay, we’ll swap it in here.
As the summer draws to a close, Square Enix is hosting a new “Back to School Sale” on its official store. Games for Switch, 3DS, DS, and Wii U have been discounted. This includes a significantly lower price on Lost Sphear.
Here’s the full lineup of discounts:
During a Gamescom live stream at the Arena Indie Booth, Away: Journey to the Unexpected’s newest build was shown off with a bunch of footage. Continue on below for the recording.
34BigThings is still tinkering away on Redout for Switch. But while we wait for that game, there’s another title from the studio due out in the very near future.
A listing on the eShop reveals that Super Inefficient Golf is coming to Switch next week. Here’s a brief overview and trailer:
Amazon has posted the official boxart for Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams – Owltimate Edition. As usual, we have it above.
Pre-orders for Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams – Owltimate Edition are open on Amazon here. The platformer should launch later this year.
The recently-announced Switch title My Memory of Us was highlighted at the Arena Indie Booth during a Twitch broadcast at Gamescom last week. We have the recording below, which contains new footage.
When Bendy and the Ink Machine makes it to Switch later this year, it’ll include a new chapter. TheMeatly Games published an initial reveal trailer for the new content, which we have below.
In a recent issue of Famitsu, a few developers left comments about the upcoming release of The World Ends with You: Final Remix. These include director Tatsuya Kando, Square Enix’s Tetsuya Nomura, and more.
We have the full translation of the comments below. Members of the development team spoke about some of the new elements in the Switch version, among other topics.
Deemo will have a physical version in Japan at the end of October. In the west, however, nothing has been announced. The good news is that this could be changing in the future.
Today, Deemo received a new rating from the ESRB. Its publisher? PM Studios, who also happened to handle the physical release of Voez – another Switch rhythm game – in the west.
As always, until an official announcement is made, this is only speculation for the time being. Still, it’s an encouraging sign that we’ll be seeing Deemo’s physical version outside of Japan.
