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Last Day of June was among the various new titles added to the Switch eShop this week. Have a look at some footage in the video below.

Yesterday, Last Day of June was added to the Switch eShop. We have the game’s official launch trailer below.

Last year, Magnus Games was able to successfully fund its new game Re:Legend through Kickstarter. 505 Games has now announced it will publish the title on Switch later this year.

Re:Legend is a mashup of RPG mechanics and simulation gameplay that combines farming and life-simulation mechanics with monster-raising and multiplayer features. We have furhter information below.

Last Day of June is coming to Switch in just a matter of days, a listing on the European eShop reveals. The game is currently lined up for March 16. If not on the same day, it should be out in North America very soon as well.

Originally released last year, Last Day of June is an acclaimed adventure puzzle title. It follows the touching story of Carl and June as you “try to unlock the sequence of events that could save the day” as well as June’s life.

We have more information and a trailer below:

Indivisible

Lab Zero Games has a new video up for Indivisible, its upcoming RPG / platformer that will be appearing on Switch. It details some of the changes that have recently been made to the battle system during development. Check out the full video below.

A new Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night video was released this week that offers fans a peek inside the orchestrated recording sessions. Michiru Yamane and other composers have also spoken about the music creation process. Watch the video below.

Payday 2 finally landed on Switch this week (late last week for folks in Europe). Digital Foundry is back again to look at how the game is from a technical perspective, and unfortunately, the optimization here is lacking compared to its console counterparts.

Digital Foundry first tackles resolution. When docked, Payday 2 runs at 1600×900 and 720p in portable mode.

[Review] Payday 2

Posted on 6 years ago by in Reviews, Switch | 0 comments

System: Switch
Release date: February 27, 2018
Developer: Overkill Software / Sumo Digital
Publisher: Starbreeze


Payday 2 originally released in 2013 on most major consoles of the time, all except for the Wii U. It only took a short five years for it to eventually come to a Nintendo system, and so we have Payday 2 on the Switch. Over the past few months, we’ve seen some excellent ports of games onto this system, so it seemed the recipe for perfection was falling into place for this team-based heist shooter. Unfortunately, something that should’ve been super sweet ended up just a little too sour.

Payday 2 has arrived for Switch in Europe, with the North American release set for Tuesday. Watch the official launch trailer below.

As things stand now, Payday 2 has no voice communication option on Switch. That’s a rather important deal given how integral communicating with other players is to the experience.

For its part, Starbreeze Studios does hope to offer voice chat in the future. A spokesperson told Kotaku:


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