THQ Nordic and Frozenbyte and promoting the launch of Trine 5: A Clockwork Conspiracy with a launch trailer. The next entry in the series just came to Switch.
Further information about it is included in the following overview:
One of the high-profile events at this year’s PAX West was the presence of former Nintendo of America president and chief operating officer Reggie Fils-Aime, who presented a keynote address to a room full of fans. As this year marked my first time attending PAX, I couldn’t miss the opportunity to hear him speak in-person – after all, you never know when that next bit of interesting Nintendo history might be revealed, right?
Just starting out in Sea of Stars? We’ve put together a small, spoiler-free guide of tips and tricks to help you get started as you explore the game.
No Son of Mine will reach Switch next week, according to an eShop listing. It will be available on September 6, 2023.
No Son of Mine, a survival horror game from Feardemic and Pleasantly Friendly Games, was previously confirmed for Switch exactly one year ago. It was last planned for the end of 2022.
20 minutes of gameplay has gone live for Little Devil: Foster Mayhem, which made it to Switch this week. Footage gives us a closer look at the furniture destroying stealth title.
For additional details, check out the following overview:
30XX is finally starting to roll out on Switch, and new gameplay has come in. You can see how the 20XX action platformer stacks up on the console.
Here’s an official overview with more information:
Listings on the eShops provide file sizes for a bunch of Switch games. These include the Batman: Arkham games, Mugen Souls Z, Baten Kaitos I & II HD Remaster, and more.
Here’s the full roundup:
System: Switch
Release date: August 16, 2023
Developer: Deconstructeam
Publisher: Devolver Digital
It’s not uncommon these days to see a game with a choice-based narrative, which allows players to engage with the story on a deeper level by placing themselves in the role of the character they play as, allowing them to shape that character’s personality and interaction as they see fit with little regard for the consequences: if you make the wrong choice, you can reload and try again, or make another choice to steer yourself back to the ending that you want. But it’s rare to find a game that doesn’t clearly signpost which choices are the “right” and “wrong” ones, and instead lets you decide for yourself and force you to live with the consequences, whatever they may be. The Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood, developed by Deconstructeam, lets you take fate into your own hands, for better or worse, in a way that results in a highly personal experience that has as much meaning as you choose to give it.
