Puzzle game Unables reaching Switch in March
Posted on February 29, 2024 by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Switch eShop
Publisher Forever Entertainment and developer 9Unz announced today that they’re releasing Unables on consoles, including Switch. It’s slated for March 14, 2024.
Unables is a frenetic puzzle game with funny scenarios and physics-based mechanics. Learn more about it in the following overview:
Unables is all about physics, puzzles and comedy. Welcome to a world where characters are so lazy, that even the player is unable to control them. Take matters into your own hands by controlling the environment instead, with the innovative gameplay mechanics!
Play through 15 unique maps, each one with a unique setting and a backstory. The time is running out, complete all tasks before the timer hits zero to unlock new levels. Every level offers different mechanics and hidden easter-eggs to discover. Space adventures? Prison break? Party with the ghosts? You will find all these here.
The game comes equipped with a 360-degree, slow-motion precision controls to sway, spin, push, shove and catapult everything and everyone on screen. Moreover, you can control the board with a special controlling option, involving built-in gyroscope, so that you can further feel like you’re holding the game board in your hands.
No outlaw, zombie, or procrastinating vampire is safe anymore. Use physics to solve puzzles, complete quests, unlock peculiar levels, and reveal all the secrets!
Key Features
- Physics-based, upside-down world-flippin’ havoc
- Eye-pleasing cartoon art style: top notch visuals for your top notch tastes
- 15 unique levels, each one with a twist, so give it a fresh approach
- Stand-up sit-down comedy show live, funny and interactive,
- Unlockables, secrets, and random surprises to find out for yourself, no spoilers!
We’ve included a trailer for Unables below.
Switch Announcement Trailer
The game will cost $12.99 on the eShop. A 10 percent launch discount will be offered for seven days. Also, owners of select Forever Entertainment games will receive a 50 percent discount.
Finally, a free demo goes live on March 7. It includes access to the first three levels – “The Dudee”, “Pro Resting”, and “Fake Detective” – each offering different settings and difficulty levels, as well as a special control option with a built-in gyroscope.
