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eShop news (June 16): Flood of Light / Sekai Games

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Today’s Nintendo eShop news: Flood of Light announced for the Nintendo Swith, but also…

  • Sekai Games
  • Fault
  • M.A.S.S. Builder
  • Samurai Cop: The Game
  • Planet Alpha
  • Piczle

Flood of Light

Earlier this week, Indienova announced they were bringing Flood of Light to the Nintendo Switch, this Summer. It’s a puzzle game that lets you play as a mysterious girl who arrives in a city that has been completely flooded. She has the ability to control light, which is used to solve puzzle. Her “mission” consists in gradually make the water go back, and save the city. In doing so, you will find out the girl’s true purpose!

The game is said to be quite melancholis, and features “extraordinary audio-visual design”, as well as challenging yet intuitive puzzles. As of writing, the game already has a playable build, and Indienova is currently working on get age ratings and the publishing process.

Here’s a trailer and some screenshots:

Flood of Light (Switch – eShop) comes out this Summer, worldwide. The Upcoming Games page has been updated!

Source: Indienova PR

Sekai Games

A few days ago, Sekai Project announced a new console game focused strategy: Sekai Games. Alongside their various releases on PC, Sekai Project will now start releasing games on consoles as Sekai Games. The first game, A Magical High School Girl, was even released a few days ago on the Nintendo eShop.

Sekai Project a wide variety of video games, ranging from Japanese adventure games to in-house new IPs, and more. You will find a list of games they’re bringing to the Nintendo Switch below!

Source: Sekai Project PR

fault

This November, Sekai Games will bring Fault to the Nintendo Switch. Here’s all you need to know about it:

A princess named Selphine and her Royal Guard Ritona make an escape from a brutal assault that’s devastated their homeland of Rughzenhaide, and the story is coming to the Nintendo Switch!

As the two mysteriously teleport to a forest with vegetation not native to the surroundings of Rughzenhaide, they must venture into an unknown land. The atmosphere is heavy and no sign of life can be found, which is particularly unusual for such a lush forest. Something is odd about this land – something is amiss – but Selphine and Ritona are too startled to notice the obvious right away.

Heralded as one of the greatest visual novels of recent times, the fault series has seen incredible success around the world thanks to the incredibly strong cast of female characters,  world-building with an incredible attention to detail, and a perfect blend of genres for one of the most thrilling stories you’ll ever experience! With a strong narrative and incredible artwork, fault will be one of the most beautiful looking adventures to ever grace the Nintendo Switch and PlayStation4.

fault (Switch – eShop) comes out this November worldwide. The Upcoming Games page has been updated!

Source: Sekai Project PR

M.A.S.S. Builder

Next Summer (2019!), Sekai Games will release Vermillion Digital’s M.A.S.S. Builder on the Nintendo eShop of the Nintendo Switch. Here’s all you need to know about it:

Fight to defend the planet in M.A.S.S. Builder, an action-packed game with tons of player customization and strategy. Construct a Mechanical Assault Skeleton Suit or M.A.S.S. that matches your playstyle and take to the battlefield to help save humanity. Every aspect of your M.A.S.S. is fully customizable, so you can design your suit to your exact tastes.

 

When the world comes under attack from a hostile alien race known as the Quarks, all of humanity must join together to fight back. You take on the role of the leader of a mercenary company, with a squad of trusted companions who will assist you in your battle against the Quarks. Pick your favorite equipment to take to the fight, with nearly 40 different custom armor parts and a variety of weapon types.

 

M.A.S.S. Builder is the first game to be released by Thai game development team Vermillion Digital, though the creators are all veterans of the industry. This game is sure to please fans of shooters and sci-fi stories, and offers lots of replayability with different weapon combinations and strategies.

  • Intense mechanical action!
  • Science fiction, combat and story merge as the fight goes on.
  • Fully customizable mecha gives the player complete control over the strength and feel of their suit.

M.A.S.S. Builder (Switch – eShop) comes out in Summer 2019 worldwide. The Upcoming Games page has been updated!

Source: Sekai Project PR

Samurai Cop: The Game

Finally, Sekai Project announced Samurai Cop: The Game, but didn’t give a release window for it. Here’s all you need to know about it:

Joe Marshall, a cop trained by the masters in Japan in the arts of the samurai, has recently transferred to Los Angeles from San Diego on a mission to take down the evil Japanese crime syndicate “The Katanas”. With a police force unable to curb the rising crime and destruction put upon the men, women, and children of Los Angeles, Joe Marshall takes on The Katanas.

Samurai Cop: The Game is designed to play as if it truly was a game for the classic Nintendo Entertainment System™. With beat ’em up style gameplay, pixel graphics based on the technical limitation of the hardware, and music by typical composers of the era.

Do you like what you see? Would you like to play with what you see? Bingo! Samurai Cop: The Game is the jumbo-jet of retro brawling video games. The star of the original film, Matt Hannon, is closely overseeing the project.

Samurai Cop: The Game (Switch – eShop) does not have a release date yet. The Upcoming Games page has been updated!

Source: Sekai Project PR

Planet Alpha

Here’s the latest screenshot for Planet Alpha:

Planet Alpha (Switch – eShop) comes out later this year in Europe and North America.

Source: official Twitter account

Piczle

Here’s a really early look at the opening sequence of the next Piczle game:

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