Trigger Witch confirmed for July 29 on Switch, physical release planned
Posted on July 15, 2021 by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Switch eShop
Update 2 (7/15): Trigger Witch pre-orders are now open here.
Update (7/12): Pre-orders for the physical version of Trigger Witch open on July 15 through Play-Asia. The limited edition will have 2,000 copies available.
Original (7/7): Trigger Witch was previously confirmed for a release on Switch this month, but an exact date hadn’t been set. Eastasiasoft and Rainbite have now confirmed that the 2D twin-stick action game will launch on July 29 via the eShop, with a physical version to follow.
We have the following overview and trailer for Trigger Witch, courtesy of Eastasiasoft:
Recalling the visual style and intuitive gameplay of 16-bit action-adventure classics, Trigger Witch puts an ultra-violent spin on cute and colorful pixel art. With a compelling and original narrative, puzzling environments to explore, a dynamic soundtrack, twin-stick shooter mechanics, and a vast array of enemies to blast into smithereens, this is a tale that will grip you from start to bloody finish.
From the creators of Reverie, Trigger Witch is a stylized 2D twin-stick action game set in an odd open world where magic is outdated and firearms are the new way of life. Players assume the role of Colette, a prospective graduate from the Stock, an academy for Witchcraft and Triggery. After a mysterious man invades her realm, events are set in motion that turn Colette’s life upside-down, casting her as the sole heroine with enough firepower to restore peace.
Key Features
– Explore an open world in classic action-adventure style!
– Wield and upgrade new firearms as you progress.
– Meet strange and endearing characters through engaging dialogue.
– Blast monsters back to their rightful plane of existence in bloody fashion!
– Solve environmental puzzles and overcome obstacles in clever ways.
– Play solo or multiplayer at any time, with drop-in local co-op.
Pricing for Trigger Witch is set at $14.99 / €14.99 on the Switch eShop.
Source: Eastasiasoft PR
