Necrosmith officially made its way to Switch this week, and a final trailer has come in. Merge Games and Alawar Premium are showing off their 2D roguelike.
Further information can it can be found in the following overview:
Following the arrival of Ubisoft’s The Settlers: New Allies on Switch, new gameplay has emerged. Footage shows the strategy experience running on Nintendo’s console.
Those interested in learning more about it can check out the following overview:
BioWare had ideas for Sonic Chronicles 2 back in the day, but the sequel never materialized. However, lead designer Miles Holmes has now shared details about what the studio had in mind for the story.
For those that never played Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood on DS, that game actually ended with a cliffhanger. The sequel would have picked up right where things left off with Eggman taking over the world, and BioWare had planned certain plot points that would leave the door open to even more games.
One of the standout indie games we played at Summer Game Fest Play Days was Little Kitty, Big City, an exploration-driven game that was highlighted in a recent Nintendo Direct a while back (check out our new hands-on impressions here). It may be the first release from Double Dagger Studio, but it’s far from being the first project for game director Matt Wood, who’s contributed to numerous influential games released over the past twenty-five years. During our hands-on demo, we had the chance to chat with Matt about his experience developing Little Kitty, Big City, what made him want to make a game about a cat in the first place, and much more.
The Switch version of Pinball FX just debuted this week, and we have a launch trailer for the game. The video covers what’s included in the initial download as well as some of the pinball tables you can purchase.
Get caught up on everything you need to know in the following overview:
Following the debut of Tad the Lost Explorer: Craziest and Madness Edition, we have a new launch trailer. The 2D action game landed on Switch this week.
Further information is included in the following overview:
The Legend of Heroes: Trails into Reverie is now here on Switch in the west, and new gameplay is in for the RPG. Just over a half hour of footage shows the prologue, first battle, and more.
Here’s an overview of the game:
System: Switch
Release Date: June 21, 2023 (new DLC)
Developer: Ubisoft
Publisher: Ubisoft
2022’s Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope was an excellent evolution of its predecessor’s fast-paced, freeform strategy gameplay, and I’ve been eager to check out its DLC to have an excuse to play more of it. The Last Spark Hunter is significantly larger in scope than the run-based Tower of Dooom DLC from earlier this year, this time offering up a whole new planet to explore, a new antagonist, and even some new mechanics to shake up gameplay. But for players who have likely already sank dozens of hours into the base game, is the overall quality high enough to justify revisiting the world of Sparks of Hope?
The developers behind The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom didn’t take any inspiration from Elden Ring or any other major titles for that matter. That’s according to Hidemaro Fujibayashi, the game’s director and Eiji Aonuma, the producer of the series.
FromSoftware previously said that when the studio was developing Elden Ring, it was influenced by various titles including The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. However, it sounds like the team at Nintendo was too busy to play that game – or at least that goes for the developers at the top.
