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Finding Paradise trailer

Finding Paradise is finally here on Switch, and we have a new trailer to celebrate. X.D. Network are Freebird Games are promoting the launch of the To the Moon follow up on Nintendo’s console.

If you’re interested in learning more about the title, read the following overview:

Finding Paradise release date

Nearly two years after Finding Paradise was announced for Switch, a final release date has been shared. X.D. Network and Freebird Games confirmed today that the title is slated for November 18, 2022.

Finding Paradise, a sequel to A Bird Story and To the Moon, is a story-driven adventure game. X.D. Network says subtle optimizations were made for console and handheld devices, including remastered HD visuals, redesigned UI and menu, auto-save for shorter play sessions, and a new music box mode to access all available OST.

Below is some additional information about the game:

Moncage release date

Moncage was announced for Switch back in 2020, and while we haven’t heard much about the game since then, it’s actually just a few days away with X.D. Network and Optillusion setting a final release date today. The puzzle adventure game is lined up for a September 22, 2022 launch.

Here’s an overview of the game with more information:

Reverse Collapse Code Name Bakery CG and gameplay trailers

XD and Sunborn Network today unveiled a new CG trailer and gameplay preview for Reverse Collapse: Code Name Bakery, their upcoming tactical RPG.

Starting with the CG video, XD says it “transcends the player into the Reverse Collapse universe, where, Jefuty, the protagonist sets foot on a treacherous journey to survive the war. The animated trailer sheds light on Jefuty’s backstory that undertakes in the depth of winter and introduces the new character, Sugar, who may look amiable and cute in the front, but her spiked tail discloses her actual character in the back, malicious and fierce.”

Previously planned for a 2021 release, publisher X.D. Network and developer MICAteam of Sunborn Games Technology have delayed Reverse Collapse: Code Name Bakery to 2022. In a message rounded up by Gematsu, the developer said the following:

The very first trailer for Reverse Collapse was released over two years ago in 201, and we have not stopped working on this project since. This is a remaster of our first game, Code Name: Bakery Girl (2013), so it represents something special and meaningful to us. This is also an opportunity for us to make up for our shortcomings as an amateur game developer in our earlier years, so our team really went all-in to infuse the script with elaborate storylines, graphics, characters, levels, and mechanics. We hope that the final product will be presented as an exciting new experience that captures the essence of Code Name: Bakery Girl.

Beyond the visual update and code optimization, we came up with a lot of new and interesting ideas in the development process for Reverse Collapse, some of which have already debuted during live streams and offline demos, while other core content is still undergoing QA and optimization. Therefore, we have decided to move the release to 2022 so that the team can continue to work on the new content until the entire game is complete and polished.

 

Reverse Collapse: Code Name Bakery

X.D. Network and Sunborn Games Technology debuted a pair of new videos today for Reverse Collapse: Code Name Bakery. Along with a second preview trailer, we also have pure gameplay of the tactical turn-based RPG.

Here’s the full roundup:

To the Moon

Limited Run Games has announced a partnership with X.D. Network and Freebird Games to produce a physical release for the Switch version of To the Moon.

Fans will be able to choose between two products. Aside from standard copies, Limited Run Games is also planning a Deluxe Edition. The latter release includes an origami bunny keychain, Platty plush, CD soundtrack, and more.

You’ll be able to pre-order a copy of To the Moon for Switch starting on February 12 at 7 AM PT / 10 AM ET. Limited Run Games have it here.

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Retail listings have outed a physical version of Muse Dash for Japan. Alongside a standard copy, a limited edition is planned. The latter version includes the game, a special box, an original mini soundtrack containing 15 songs, decal stickers for the system (non-compatible with the Switch Lite), and an original stand.

Muse Dash’s physical release is due out on April 8, 2021 in Japan. It’ll be 3,960 yen for the standard edition and 7,480 yen for the limited edition.

A western release for the physical version has not yet been announced. However, English is likely to be supported as Muse Dash is available on the eShop worldwide.

Muse Dash

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Finding Paradise

X.D. Network and Freebird Games announced today that they’re putting Finding Paradise – a follow-up to To the Moon – on Switch. The title will arrive in Spring 2021.

We have the following overview and trailer for Finding Paradise:

X.D. Network and Optillusion have announced Moncage, “a stunning vignette puzzle adventure where the player explores a strange cube.” The game is planned for Switch, though a release window has not been shared.

Here’s an overview of Moncage:


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