New 7 Billion Humans trailer, news about the Switch version coming soon
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Tomorrow Corporation has provided an update on 7 Billion Humans. While it’s coming to PC, Mac, and Linux next week, we’ll have to wait a bit longer for the Switch version. Tomorrow Corporation says more information on that front is coming “very very soon”.
In the meantime, we do have a new trailer for the game. You can find that below.
Little Inferno has sold over 1 million copies – 12.6% on Nintendo platforms
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Little Inferno has managed to sell over 1 million copies, Tomorrow Corporation announced this week. 12.6% of those sales were on Nintendo platforms – Switch and Wii U specifically.
Here’s a breakdown of sales by platform:
Tomorrow Corporation reveals new game Welcome to the Information Superhighway
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It was only a couple of months ago that Tomorrow Corporation announced 7 Billion Humans, a followup to Human Resource Machine. Along with that project, the studio has also been working on something entirely different.
Tomorrow Corporation has pulled back the curtain on Welcome to the Information Superhighway, which the developer says is “shaping up to be one of the more game-like games we’ve made.” We only have this tease thus far and a few pieces of concept art:
Tomorrow Corporation announces 7 Billion Humans, coming to Switch
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Tomorrow Corporation, developer of Little Inferno and Human Resource Machine, has announced a brand new project. 7 Billion Humans is on the way and will be released on Switch, the studio revealed today.
In 7 Billion Humans, you’ll lead “swarms of office workers to solve puzzles inside your very own parallel computer made of people.” The game is officially described as a followup to Human Resource Machine.
7 Billion Humans isn’t very far out, as it currently has a release window of early 2018. We have some additional details and the debut trailer below.
Little Inferno multiplayer patch out now on Switch
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Little Inferno’s multiplayer patch can now be downloaded on Switch. For the first time, you and a friend can experience the game together.
Tomorrow Corporation passed along the news on Twitter:
Attention Switch Fans! The Little Inferno multiplayer patch is live! Play with a friend using both joy-cons.
— Tomorrow Corporation (@TomorrowCorp) March 23, 2017
World of Goo, Little Inferno, Human Resource Machine out in Europe next week
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Update: A new blog post from Tomorrow Corporation indicates that all of its games will be heading to Europe next week. Also, there could be a physical box in the future:
“We are looking into a physical version, but it’s a lot trickier than the digital world we’re all living in now. If we do find a way to make a physical version, it will not be for a while. In the meantime, you are welcome to download the games to your Switch, and then put your Switch in a box. Is a physical version something you want? Let us know!”
Original: Tomorrow Corporation is bringing three games to the North American Switch eShop today. World of Goo, Little Inferno, and Human Resource Machine should all be out in just a bit. But what about Europe?
Over on the European Switch eShop, Little Inferno is listed for March 23. Presumably the other two games will be launching on the same day as well. Each one will cost £8.99.
Little Inferno Switch footage
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A new video is in showcasing the just-released Switch version of Little Inferno. About 16 minutes of gameplay can be seen below.
Human Resource Machine Switch footage
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Human Resource Machine is one of three Tomorrow Corporation games heading to the North American Switch eShop today. Take a look at some footage below.
World of Goo and Little Inferno will both have local multiplayer on Switch
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We previously heard that Tomorrow Corporation was planning local multiplayer for World of Goo on Switch and possibility its other two games. The team decided against having it in Human Resource Machine since “it would be too chaotic for a game that needs such concentration,” though it could possibly be added in the future. However, we can say that Little Inferno will in fact have multiplayer.
Tomorrow Corporation wrote in a new blog update:
“The brand new Switch Edition is the first and only version of Little Inferno to feature multiplayer. Now you can drag a friend through your personal existential crisis! It’s incredibly satisfying to rip things apart and burn it all down with a friend. Also perfect for couples.”
It sounds like, at least in the case of Little Inferno, that local multiplayer will be added in about a week via a title update. That’s because the original game in its single-player form was approved first, followed by multiplayer. We’ll keep you informed about the patch when we hear something new.
World of Goo, Little Inferno, and Human Resource Machine hitting Switch this week in North America
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Tomorrow Corporation originally intended to have World of Goo, Little Inferno, and Human Resource Machine on the Switch eShop for the system’s launch. That didn’t happen in the end, but we didn’t have to wait too long for their release.
Tomorrow Corporation has now confirmed that World of Goo, Little Inferno, and Human Resource Machine will all be out on Thursday. In North America, that is. No date yet for Europe, but there should be news soon. And since the eShop is technically region free as long as you have a Nintendo Account with the correct region, technically anyone can grab these games in a couple of days.
