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Posted on 5 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Switch | 0 comments

PQube has confirmed that it is getting involved with an indie range of physical releases with a more accessible price range. The company’s first two games have been confirmed: Valthirian Arc Hero School Story and Nippon Marathon.

Valthirian Arc: Hero School Story and Nippon Marathon are currently up for pre-order. Both are showing price points of about $20. We also have a look at the boxart for Nippon Marathon above. 

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PQube has provided an update on Our World is Ended, the upcoming visual novel for Switch. Today’s media blast covers the game’s various characters.

Here’s an introduction to the cast:

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Red Art Games recently announced Old Man’s Journey as its first physical release on Switch. Next up on the docket is Stay, which came to the eShop last September. Pre-orders open this Thursday.

Aside from the game itself, buyers will be given a few extra goodies. These include DLC, a booklet with spritesheets and concept art, digital soundtrack, and a “special surprise code”.

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New English footage is in from the Switch version of Our World is Ended. Take a look at a bunch of gameplay in the video below.

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PQube and Japanese developer Art Co. Ltd have shared a new trailer for the visual novel Kotodama: The 7 Mysteries of Fujisawa. Give it a look below.

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World End Syndrome is due out this spring in North America where it will be a digital download. However, in Europe, PQube intends to offer a physical version.

PQube announced today that World End Syndrome is launching on June 14 in Europe. Those who pre-order the game or pick it up on release day will receive the “Day One Edition”, which includes an exclusive art book.

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PQube, LookAtMyGame and developers Storybird Games and Wonderboy Bobi have announced that Aggelos is coming to Switch next month. The Wonder Boy-inspired action RPG launches via the eShop on April 25.

Here’s an overview for the game, along with a trailer:

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Publisher PQube and developer Art Co. have dated the high school visual novel Kotodama: The 7 Mysteries of Fujisawa. North America will be getting the game on June 4 whereas the European launch is set for May 31.

Kotodama: The 7 Mysteries of Fujisawa will be sold physically and digitally. Those who purchase the game at retail will receive five art cards and a collection of stickers featuring chibi versions of the cast. Additionally, select retailers will provide a keyring of the demon fox Mon-chan.

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PQube today announced Gun Gun Pixies, a “third-person shooter and 3D platformer-in-one” that “sends two tiny girls from outer space to earth, so that they can infiltrate a women’s college dormitory.” It was originally brought to the PS Vita by Compile Heart.

Here’s some information about the game, including information about a Day One Edition:

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Posted on 5 years ago by Matt(@OnePunchMaz) in News, Switch | 0 comments

PQube have revealed today that they will be teaming up with Arc System Works to publish the upcoming Kill la Kill game in Europe. It seems like the release is officially called “KILL la KILL – IF”. The release window is a somewhat vague “later this year”. PQube confirmed that the game will receive both a physical and a digital release.

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