Daily Briefs (Jan. 11): Our World Is Ended / The Liar Princess and the Blind Prince

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Today’s Daily Briefs: trailer for Our World Is Ended, but also…

The Liar Princess and the Blind Prince
Mortal Kombat 11
Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes
Team Sonic Racing
Song of Memories

Our World Is Ended

Here’s a trailer for Our World Is Ended:

Our World Is Ended (Switch) comes out on February 28th in Japan, and this year in Europe and North America.

The Liar Princess and the Blind Prince

Here’s a screenshots and some details for ghost-like enemies in The Liar Princess and the Blind Prince:

These ghostly creatures inhabit foggy areas of the forest and will stalk you tirelessly…as long as they are not being watched. Is there more to them than meets the eye?

And here’s the latest trailer for the game:

The Liar Princess and the Blind Prince (Switch) comes out on February 12th in Europe, and February 16th in North America.

Source: NIS America (Twitter)

Mortal Kombat 11

Yesterday, Ed Boon revealed the official cover art of Mortal Kombat 11:

Mortal Kombat 11 (Switch) comes out on April 23rd in Europe and North America.

Source: Ed Boon (Twitter)

Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes

Here’s the latest countdown indie t-shirts for Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes:

Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes (Switch) comes out on January 18th worldwide.

Source: Grasshopper Manufacture (Twitter) / Grasshopper Manufacture (Twitter)

Team Sonic Racing

Here’s the latest soundtrack sample for Team Sonic Racing: Ocean View, by Richard Jacques and Jun Senoue!

Team Sonic Racing (Switch) comes out on May 21st in Europe and North America, and this Spring in Japan.

Song of Memories

Earlier this week, PQube announced that the Nintendo Swith version of Song of Memories was cancelled, due to “development issues”. Basically, the development team simply wasn’t able to get the game running properly on the console. And it’s not just an issue with the localised build: it’s the game itself that could not run, which is why the Japanese release has also been cancelled.

Source: PQube (Twitter)