Developed by Thousand Games, Metro Quester: Osaka is a dungeon exploration RPG. It comes with 32 characters and eight classes, support for New Game+, and more.

Further details can be found in the following overview:

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Metro Quester gameplay

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A new round of gameplay is here for Metro Quester, a hack and slash dungeon exploration RPG. Kemco published it digitally this week.

For more information about it, read the following overview:

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Dungeon exploration RPG Metro Quester hitting Switch in December

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Publisher Kemco and developer Thousand Games will bring Metro Quester to Switch next month, the two companies have announced. A release is planned for December 15, 2023.

Metro Quester is a dungeon exploration RPG that takes place in a post-apocalyptic futuristic world. A bit of additional information can be found in the following overview:

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Synaptic Drive update out now

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A new update is now available for Synaptic Drive. After installing the patch, a number of balance adjustments will be implemented.

Below are the full patch notes:

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Synaptic Drive footage

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Synaptic Drive, a fast-paced arena battler from Custom Robo creator Kouji Kenjou, landed on Switch today. Have a look at some footage below.

Synaptic Drive is out now on Switch via the eShop.

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Synaptic Drive launches May 28, will have a physical release in Japan

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The strategic 3D shooter Synaptic Drive, which has been worked on by Custom Robo producer Kouji Kenjo, has received a release date. It will launch on May 28, and a physical release will be offered in Japan. Pricing is set at 2,980 yen for the digital version and 3,980 yen for a retail copy.

Here’s an overview of Synaptic Drive, along with a trailer:

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Synaptic Drive official trailer

Posted on 5 years ago by Devin(@Sonicb00m111) in Switch eShop, Videos | 0 comments

Publisher Yunuo Games has released the first official trailer for the upcoming shooting game Synaptic Drive.

Those interested can view the four minutes of footage below.

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Yunuo Games chosen as the publisher for Synaptic Drive

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Although word that Synaptic Drive developer Thousand Games had found a publisher for the game over 8 months ago, it has finally been confirmed that Yunuo Games will be releasing the game worldwide.

In addition, the title is confirmed to be only available digitally on the Switch eShop.

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Synaptic Drive finds a publisher, moves into full development

Posted on 6 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Switch | 0 comments

At the Tokyo Game Show a few months ago, Thousand Games announced Synaptic Drive for Switch. It’s directed by Kouji Kenjou, the creator of Custom Robo.

Thousand Games passed along encouraging news today, confirming that the title has found a publisher. That has allowed the project to move into full production.

Synaptic Drive is scheduled for a 2019 launch.

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Synaptic Drive director on the game’s origins, key features, Wire mechanic

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In a new video shared by Thousand Games, Synaptic Drive director Kouji Kenjou shared new information about the competitive 3D shooting game. Kenjou weighed in on the project’s origins, its key features, and its Wire mechanic.

Gematsu provides the following transcript: