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December 16: Unpacking creative director Wren Brier has expressed frustration on social media over Nintendo’s lack of action concerning “cheap fakes”.

Unpacking launched on Nintendo Switch at the end of 2021 to much success. However, searching for that name now also brings up “Unpacking Universe Dreams” from CGI Lab – which released in late October – along with various DLC (including a bundle for that title). Brier reported the game to Nintendo, but the company apparently hasn’t responded.

On Your Tail delayed

On Your Tail is missing its original release date following a delay.

The game was most recently on track to launch in just a couple of days – November 21. However, publisher Humble Games and developer Memorable Games are now moving the game to February 2025 on Nintendo Switch. The PC version is also being delayed, but is coming out a bit earlier on December 16.

#Blue Claws for Alarm update

#Blue is back with a major “Claws for Alarm” update. Halloween might be over, but the game got new content that ties in with the celebration.

The story continues with Chapter 12 that unlocks after completing the base game. In it, Becky’s friend and teammate Sabrina has gone missing.

Here’s a rundown of what to expect:

Signalis Krähe update

After a lengthy wait, the “Krähe” update for Signalis has arrived on consoles, including Switch. It should show as version 1.4 on Nintendo’s console.

The patch is highlighted by the addition of an option to adjust inventory capacity, which was a big request from players. The Flashlight Module and Eidetic Module will no longer take up an inventory slot, but this behavior can be toggled in the settings from the main menu.

Temtem update 1.8

Temtem just went live with its latest update, version 1.8. This will be the last major patch for the game.

It’s a big update, with Crema making a shift towards “easier everything” as well as a “kinder economy.” The game now has better Luma and Umbra rates, a permanent Store, an improved Saipark, an option to skip combat animations, the chance to select and complete any Tamer Pass at any given moment, new items, additional Pansuns during the campaign, and more.

Below is the full rundown, courtesy of Crema:

Bo: Path of the Teal Lotus update 1.1.1

The first patch for Bo: Path of the Teal Lotus is now live on Switch.

The update includes various fixes for major bugs and simple glitches. As of today, the Switch version is now in line with the PC release. There was previously uncertainty about updates on consoles as Humble Games, the official publisher, recently restructured.

On Your Tail received a final release date today. The game is confirmed for release on November 21, 2024.

On Your Tail has now been in a couple of Indie World Showcases. Previously, it had a vague 2024 launch window.

Bo Path of the Teal Lotus trailer

Fans interested in getting another look at Bo: Path of the Teal Lotus can now do so with a new launch trailer. The video celebrates the Metroidvania title, which saw its release this week.

Here’s an overview with a bunch of details:

Bo: Path of the Teal Lotus physical

Bo: Path of the Teal Lotus will be digital-only on Switch in the west at launch, but not in Japan (and Asia) as a physical release is planned in the region. Marvelous is producing a boxed version for fans.

Just like all Switch games, the physical version will be region-free. It can be played in English as well as Japanese, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, and Korean.

Tying in with the launch of #Blud comes a new trailer for the game. The title, released by Humble Games and Exit 73 Studios, dropped on Switch this week.

Learn more about the animated dungeon crawler in the following overview:


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