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PC Gamer recently spoke with a few different developers to see how indie games on Switch compare to Steam. Tyler Sigman of Darkest Dungeon developer Red Hook Studios, Tommy Refenes of Super Meat Boy developer Team Meat, and Brjann Sigurgeirsson of SteamWorld Dig 2 developer Image & Form all weighed in.

One of the big topics discussed for the feature was Switch sales. All three of these developers commented on how well their games have sold on the eShop.

Darkest Dungeon

Earlier in the day, Darkest Dungeon was updated on Switch. Red Hook Studios addressed an issue with the Crimson Court Quest and a controller issue. The game’s update was changed as well.

Here’s the full rundown on Darkest Dungeon’s Switch patch:


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Earlier this month, a physical version of Darkest Dungeon was listed on Amazon Germany. The news has now been officially announced.

Darkest Dungeon: Ancestral Edition launches for Switch in March. It’ll feature the original game plus the two expansions, The Crimson Court and The Shieldbreaker. Merge Games will be publishing for $39.99 / €39.99 / £34.99.

If you can’t wait for Darkest Dungeon: Ancestral Edition, you can purchase the game right now on the Switch eShop.

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Darkest Dungeon

Darkest Dungeon arrived on Switch last week. Before you dive into the Crimson Court DLC, you should be aware that it can’t be completed as things stand now.

The bug here is that The Courtyard dungeon starts over from the beginning when players leave and later return. Because of its difficulty and the fact that this particular dungeon was designed for players to make multiple trips, it’s essentially impossible to finish. That’s on top of a gameplay element involving a disease that spreads among your party if they don’t defeat bosses in the Courtyard.

Fortunately, Red Hook Studios is on the case, and a patch has already been submitted to Nintendo. The company has confirmed that the update will also address a problem relating to the controls.


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Darkest Dungeon

Darkest Dungeon arrives on Switch this week, and some footage has arrived showing the game in action. Check out the gameplay below.

Darkest Dungeon

Thanks to a listing on the eShop, we have the file size for the new Switch version of Darkest Dungeon. You’ll need 2.3GB for the download.

Darkest Dungeon releases for Switch as a digital download on January 18. Touchscreen controls will be supported.

It’s worth noting that Amazon Germany recently listed a physical version of Darkest Dungeon for Switch. However, that has not yet been officially announced.

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Darkest Dungeon isn’t too far away from launching on Switch, complete with support for touch controls. A digital release is planned for January 18 in both North America, Red Hook Studios announced today.

The main game will cost $24.99. You can also purchase The Crimson Court and The Shieldbreaker DLC for $9.99 and $3.99 respectively. The Color of Madness DLC, which is still in development, will also be on Switch in the future.

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Darkest Dungeon

When Darkest Dungeon launches on Switch, it could be receiving a physical release. Amazon Germany has added a listing for the “Darkest Dungeon: Crimson Edition”.

At the moment, the listing itself doesn’t provide much information. It only shows that Headup will be publishing, a price point of €39.99, and a tentative March 22 release date.

Red Hook Studios previously indicated that the team hopes to have Darkest Dungeon on Switch sometime this month. This new physical version has not yet been officially announced.

Darkest Dungeon

Darkest Dungeon isn’t too far away from hitting Switch. When it does launch, all DLC will be distributed at launch. That means The Crimson Court and The Shieldbreaker will be available.

Red Hook Studios is currently working to get Darkest Dungeon ready for submission on Switch. Currently the plan is to have it ready early in 2018 if all goes well.

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Darkest Dungeon

Last week, Red Hook Studios seemed to tease Darkest Dungeon for Switch. In case there were any doubts, that is indeed happening.

Red Hook co-founder Tyler Sigman told Rolling Stone that he hopes to have the Switch version this year. No word on a specific date, but the team will have around three months to make that happen.

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