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Trinity Fusion Sundered Spaces update

Angry Mob Games is gearing up for a new big update known as “Sundered Spaces”. It will be available soon on Switch.

The main highlight of Sundered Spaces is a new biome, Resonance Halls. Also added is a multiversal world map, a few balance adjustments, and small fixes.

The full rundown is as follows:

Trinity Fusion review

System: Switch
Release date: August 1, 2024
Developer: Angry Mob Games
Publisher: Angry Mob Games


The idea of a multiverse is nothing new, but it tends to be the domain of movies and TV series rather than video games, especially in recent times. Angry Mob Games’ title Trinity Fusion brings this concept to the roguelite genre in some interesting ways that make it a far more immersive experience than I was expecting, although it never capitalizes on its more unique premise to deliver a more memorable time. Despite this, for fans of the genre it is definitely worth a look-in.

Trinity Fusion gameplay

Trinity Fusion, which appeared on Switch this week, received new gameplay. Fans can get a look at the rogue-lite action platformer from the developer of Brawlout.

Find a rundown of what to expect in the following overview:

Trinity Fusion trailer

Brawlout dev Angry Mob Games just put Trinity Fusion on Switch today, and we have a new launch trailer. The video provides a final look at the rogue-lite action platformer.

For more information about it, check out the following eShop description:

Trinity Fusion

Today, Brawlout developer Angry Mob Games announced that it’s bringing its latest title Trinity Fusion to Switch. It’ll be ready to go on August 1, 2024.

Trinity Fusion is an action-roguelike which first launched at the end of last year. The title features sci-fi visuals, tight controls, and a huge variety of spells and weaponry. 

Additional details can be found in the following overview:

The platform fighting game Brawlout will be given a new 2.2 patch on Switch on December 20, Angry Mob Games has announced. Players can expect new character skins and many quality-of-life improvements.

Below are the official patch notes:

A significant update for Brawlout has just gone live. A new Fire Temple stage has been added with version 2.1.0, along with character balancing and more.

Below are the patch notes:

Angry Mob Games released a new trailer for Brawlout to promote the addition of The Beheaded from Dead Cells. View it below.

Angry Mob Games has announced that Brawlout version 2.0 has been approved. With the latest patch, Beheaded from Dead Cells will be added as a new character.

The next update will come with a few other elements as well. New online lobbies will be added in addition to single-player trials.

Brawlout version 2.0 launches for Switch on March 21.

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After a couple of weeks of anticipation, Angry Mob Games has finally released the latest patch for Brawlout on Switch.

Bringing the arcade fighter title up to version 1.5.0, this latest update adds Yooka-Laylee as a playable fighter, Tribalstack Tropics as a playable stage, and many other changes.

Fans can view the official website with all of the new information here. We’ve also included the full patch notes below.


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