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Rising Star Games has confirmed its lineup for PAX East 2018. Three titles will be on display, and each one is planned for Switch. Trailblazers, RICO, and Decay of Logos will be playable for the first time to media and consumers.

Here’s some additional information about each game:

Rising Star Games has set a European release date for its Switch racer Hello Kitty Kruisers. It’ll be available digitally on April 26 and physically on April 27.

Hello Kitty Kruisers will also be distributed in North America this spring. When we have a release date, we’ll let you know.

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Rising Star Games and Supergonk released a new gameplay trailer for Trailblazers today. We have the video attached below.

Rising Star Games has been announcing a number of new games lately, including Decay of Logos. The news continues today with RICO, which is due out on Switch this fall.

RICO is a new cooperative multiplayer first-person shooter. Players can team up with a friend either locally or online and move through procedurally-generated levels. New challenges will be available each day, and you can also unlock weapons, weapon customizations, and “traits” that can impact your characters’ abilities.

We have more information about RICO below, along with a trailer.

Decay of Logos

Today, Amplify Creations and Rising Star Games announced that Decay of Logos is coming to Switch. It’s due out digitally this fall.

Decay of Logos is a third-person fantasy action-RPG. You’ll explore a vast interconnected world filled with secret locations and items, take part in punishing combat, engage with the weapon, armor, inventory and level-up systems and mechanics, and more.

We have more on Decay of Logos below, including a trailer.

Rising Star Games has signed a partnership agreement with Daylight Studios to publish the first three titles in the Holy Potatoes! series on consoles this year. Three games are on the way, and they’ll all be released on Switch.

First up is Holy Potatoes! A Weapon Shop?! due out this spring. Holy Potatoes! We’re in Space?! follows in the summer, and Holy Potatoes! What the Hell?! is due out this fall. All three games will have an overhauled user-interface, and overhauled controls for consoles.

We have more details about these trio of titles below, along with trailers.

Trailblazers

Rising Star Games and Supergonk have announced Trailblazers, a new co-operative racing game. It’s heading to Switch this spring.

Trailblazers involves painting the track, boosting on your color, and working as a team to win. Online play and local multiplayer are supported.

Supergonk was formed by industry veterans with over ten years of experience at studios such as Codemasters, Bizarre Creations and Lionhead. The studio “creates high-quality indie racing titles, and prides itself on creating innovative new experiences and never-before-seen game mechanics.”

A new rating for Stick It to The Man on Switch has been added to PEGI’s database. It’s a sign that the game is getting a physical release, especially since Rising Star Games is listed as its publisher.

Something similar happened with SteamWorld Dig 2 on Switch. After we spotted a new rating for that title, which also listed Rising Star Games as publisher, a physical version was announced soon after. The same situation appears to be happening with Stick It to The Man.

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Flipping Death still doesn’t have a release date, but do we have some notable news for the game. Zoink has teamed up with Rising Star Games to offer a physical version.

The retail release of Flipping Death will be sold in North America, Europe, and beyond. It’ll launch at the same time as the digital version.

Aside from the game, the boxed edition contains two physical collector cards created by the artists at Zoink. The cards also contain character bios and unlock codes to help complete your full collection of cards inside the game itself.

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Update: Bumped to the top. We have some additional details from a Natsume press release.

Harvest Moon: Light of Hope “has some brand new features only available on the console versions.” Natsume CEO Hiro Maekawa is also teasing “special bonuses to go along with the game.” Finally, Harvest Moon: Light of Hope will cost $39.99 / €39.99.


Original: Natsume has finally provided an update on the release of Harvest Moon: Light of Hope on Switch. Today, the company announced that the game will be coming to Nintendo’s console as “Harvest Moon: Light of Hope Special Edition”.

For the time being, Natsume is keeping quiet on the specifics regarding what makes the console version a “Special Edition”. We’ll be hearing more soon.

Harvest Moon: Light of Hope arrives on Switch in May. Rising Star Games will handle publishing duties in Europe, Australia, and the Middle East.

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