Riviera: The Promised Land coming to Switch

January 31: According to this week’s issue of Famitsu, Riviera: The Promised Land is heading to Switch. Thus far it’s only confirmed for Japan where it’s set to launch on February 28, 2024.

Sting first revealed the Riviera: The Promised Land last July. However, there was no word on platforms at the time.

Here’s what to expect from Riviera: The Promised Land when it comes to Switch:

• Mini Update #1: Remaster Based on the PSP Version, But with the Good Parts of the WonderSwan and Game Boy Advance Versions (and Improvements)
• Mini Update #2: Switch Between Three Background Music Sound Sources
• Mini Update #3: Two More Background Music Sound Sources Added
• Mini Update #4: Most User Interface Screens Adjusted
• Mini Update #5: Event Dialogue Screen Overhauled
• Mini Update #6: Battle Screen User Interface and Tempo Adjustments
• Mini Update #7: Save at Any Time Outside of Event Scenes
• Mini Update #8: Some Sound Effects Can be Switched to the Game Boy Advance Version
• Mini Update #9: More Difficulty Options at the Start
• Mini Update #10: “Original” and “Standard” Modes Introduction
• Mini Update #11: “Much EXP” Mode Adjustments
• Mini Update #12: “Return” Feature Added to Battles
• Mini Update #13: Hint Display Added for Event and Battle Items
• Mini Update #14: Event Scene Sneak Peek
• Mini Update #15: Semi-Transparent Feature Added for Field Screen Triggers
• Mini Update #16: Pixel Effects Feature Added
• Mini Update #17: Pixel Colors Change Feature Added
• Mini Update #18: Battle Screen Adjustments
• Mini Update #19: Item Screen Adjustments
• Mini Update #20: Enemy Illustrations Colored
• Mini Update #21: “Standard” Mode Effects Details
• Mini Update #22: Extra Contents Screen Introduction
• Mini Update #23: Action Trigger Scene Adjustments
• Mini Update #24: Background Music Sound Sources Introduction
• Mini Update #25: “Easy” and “Hard” Difficulties Added
• Mini Update #26: Item Synthesis Feature Added
• Mini Update #27: Battle Preparation Screen Adjustments

Source 1, Source 2

February 29: A trailer has now been released, which we have below.

Switch Trailer