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Ninja Gaiden Ragebound

Dotemu, The Game Kitchen, and Koei Tecmo have just unveiled Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound. The game launches on Nintendo Switch in Summer 2025.

Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound is a brand new 2D action game. The ninja adventure is being developed by the same team as Blasphemous.

Here’s a bunch of details running down what to expect:

The Stone of Madness release date

The Stone of Madness, which we previously reported on a few years ago, finally has a release date. Tripwire Interactive, The Game Kitchen, and Teku Studios have it lind up for January 28, 2025.

The Stone of Madness, a tactical stealth adventure game, was announced for Switch way back in 2020. The original goal was to have it ready for 2021, but it goes without saying that this did not happen.

For more information about the game, check out the following overview:

Blasphemous II Mea Culpa DLC

Blasphemous 2 players will be happy to hear that the game is not only getting new Mea Culpa DLC, but a free True Torment update as well. Both are due out on October 31, 2024.

The DLC revolves around Mea Culpa, the lost sword wielded by The Penitent One in the first game. It includes new zones, new bosses, new quests, an alternate ending for The Penitent One, and more.

Blasphemous II update 1.1.0

Blasphemous II just got its first update on Switch, with the game moving up to version 1.1.0.

Team17 and The Game Kitchen says that the patch is based on player feedback. Lots of adjustments have been made along with a ton of bug fixes.

You can find the full patch notes below. However, keep in mind that they include spoilers.

[Review] Blasphemous II

Posted on 1 year ago by in Reviews, Switch | 0 comments

Blasphemous II review

System: Switch
Release date: August 24, 2023
Developer: The Game Kitchen
Publisher: Team17


Blasphemous was a smash hit when it released in 2019, two years after a highly successful Kickstarter campaign. Two years after the first game wrapped up with The Wounds of Eventide DLC, developer The Game Kitchen is back with this direct sequel. At this point you probably know if the Soulslike Metroidvania genre is one you enjoy, and Blasphemous II won’t be changing your mind. However, it stands out from the crowd and is a marked improvement on the original game, and one I would definitely recommend that you pick up if you’re on the fence.

Blasphemous II gameplay

New gameplay is in for Blasphemous II, which just came to Switch this week. A little over a half hour of footage gives us a look at the Metroidvania title.

If you’re interested in learning more about it, read the following description:

Blasphemous II

Team17 and The Game Kitchen have readied a launch trailer for Blasphemous II, their anticipated Metroidvania game. This was among a few notable releases over the past week.

Further information about it can be found in the following overview:

Blasphemous II release date

Original (6/8): Team17 and The Game Kitchen have revealed the final Blasphemous II release date. On Switch and other platforms, the title launches on August 24, 2023.

The news comes from an official store page that shared the date and a new trailer. While that date has now been changed, we should be hearing about it officially during one of the upcoming showcases such as Summer Game Fest later today.

A new major content update is available for Blasphemous. The Wounds of Eventide update brings in new levels, items, bosses, and more. Check out the full patch notes below.

Blasphemous Deluxe Edition

Sold Out, in partnership with Team17 and The Game Kitchen, is releasing a new physical version of Blasphemous at retail. The game is getting a “Deluxe Edition, featuring a copy of the game as well as digital and physical content.

The full lineup includes:


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