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Playism and Spiderling Studios have announced that they will be bringing Besiege to Switch in just a few days. The physics-based building title will launch on September 12, 2024.

In the game, players will construct their own siege engines to destroy fortresses and hamlets alike to accomplish their objective. It will also come with specific touch screen support for the system.

You can get some more information via the overview below:

Today, publisher Playism and developer Lizardry set a release date for the Switch version of Refind Self: The Personality Test Game. The title will head to the platform on October 3, 2024.

Refind Self: The Personality Test Game was previously revealed during an Indie World Showcase. At the time, we were given a summer release window.

Learn more about the game in the following overview:

Platform 8

The Exit 8, which launched on Switch earlier this year, is now getting a sequel titled The Platformer 8. This one will be available on November 28, 2024.

In Japan, Platform 8 will be sold physically and digitally. We’ll keep you updated about import pre-orders as they are made available.

A bit of information about the game can be found in the following overview:

No Case Should Remain Unsolved

Playism made a number of Switch announcements today, which includes a new version of No Case Should Remain Unsolved for the console. It’ll be available worldwide on September 19, 2024.

No Case Should Remain Unsolved is a detective game. Throughout the experience, players will uncover and piece together memory fragments to solve a long-forgotten case.

We’ve got more information in the following overview:

Blade Chimera, Playism, Team Ladybug

Playism and WSS Playground announced today that they’re delaying the upcoming launch of Blade Chimera. No new release date was provided.

Blade Chimera was announced for Switch last November. Then in May, the game secured an August release window. Now the team will be using the extra time for further polish and quality improvements.

The Star Named EOS trailer

Playism and Silver Lining Studio readied a launch trailer for The Star Named EOS. This week, the puzzle adventure experience made it to Switch.

Below is an official overview with more details:

The Star Named EOS gameplay

A bunch of gameplay is now available for The Star Named EOS following its Switch launch this week. 36 minutes of footage is available in total.

For a rundown of what you’ll find in The Star Named EOS, check out the following overview:

Touhou Luna Nights collector's edition

June 25: Touhou Luna Nights did see a physical release in Asia previously, but SelectaPlay today announced a new version for fans in the west which includes a collector’s edition.

The title will receive a five-year anniversary standard and limited collector’s edition. Both versions include the game, printed color manual, and special sleeve. The collector’s edition of Touhou Luna Nights adds the original soundtrack double CD, three alternative inlays, a serialized certificate of authenticity, and a steelbook case all housed in an oversized box.

The Star Named EOS release date

Thanks to Playism and Silver Lining Studio, we have a release date for The Star Named EOS. Switch owners can pick it up on July 23, 2024.

The Star Named EOS was previously announced for Switch towards the end of last year. Prior to today, we had a Spring 2024 launch window.

For those that need a recap, The Star Named EOS offers the following:

Blade Chimera release date

Blade Chimera is one step closer to its release date, as it’s been announced that the game launches this August.

You may remember the title when it was announced for Switch during an Indie World Showcase last November. Since it was originally planned for this spring, it looks like the game was hit with a delay.


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