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Gang Beasts Trawler Update

Boneloaf has announced a new, free patch coming soon to Gang Beasts, which is known as the “Trawler Update” – or version 1.18. New content will be added including the Trawler stage and a bunch of extra costumes.

Below are the full patch notes for the upcoming Gang Beasts update:

Gang Beasts trailer

Boneloaf has published a launch trailer (which also promotes the upcoming physical edition) for Gang Beasts, its multiplayer party game for Switch. The title landed on the system earlier today.

Here’s an overview of the game:

Gang Beasts gameplay

Gang Beasts, a multiplayer party game from developer Boneloaf, is about to make its debut on Switch and we now have some gameplay. 20 minutes of footage has come in.

We have the following overview for Gang Beasts:

gang beasts switch release

The Switch release of Gang Beasts has been pushed back, but thankfully only slightly. It’s now planned for October 12. The previous release date was tomorrow, October 7.

Gang Beasts was previously announced for Switch during an Indie World Showcase back in August.

The reasoning behind the Gang Beasts Switch release delay isn’t quite clear. Boneloaf says it encountered “an unforeseen beef-jam” and apologized to the community for the few extra days of waiting time.

For more on Gang Beasts, check out the following overview:

gang beasts switch

Gang Beasts won’t just be a digital title on Switch as Boneloaf, in partnership with Skybound Games, has confirmed that there will be a physical version as well. Copies will include a randomized and exclusive collectible sticker sheet.

Gang Beasts will initially debut digitally next week, October 7. The physical edition is lined up for December 7.

Boneloaf is putting the popular multiplayer party game Gang Beasts on Switch, the studio confirmed today. Players on Nintendo’s console can pick up the title this fall.

Check out an overview of Gang Beasts below:

Gang Beasts may eventually land on Switch, judging by new comments from Gang Beasts creator Boneloaf. Studio co-founder James Brown told GamesIndustry in a recent interview: “We get asked for the Switch and we are talking about it but there are certain things behind the scenes that we need to do – like optimising the characters – in order to hit that platform.”

Boneloaf has started discussions with Nintendo in hopes of obtaining dev kits. Brown also purchased a Switch to see if the controllers would be a match with Gang Beasts.

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