Daily news (November 19, Round 3): Foodball / Nintendo Tokyo

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Today’s Daily news: Foodball announced for the Nintendo Switch, but also…

Nintendo Tokyo
Broken Lines
All-Star Fruit Racing
Mario Kart Tour
Incredible Mandy

Foodball

Gaming Factory have announced their latest game for the Nintendo Switch: Foodball, a Rocket League-like with food trucks developed by Cat-astrophe Games. It will be released in Summer 2020.

Here’s a trailer, some details, the list of key features, and some screenshots for the game:

FoodBall combines a sports game with car racing. The gameplay is based on principles similar to soccer – the ball is replaced with, e.g. a tomato and instead of players will food trucks compete. The developers are preparing 3D graphics in pastel colors and an overhead view (isometric view).
The story mode tells the stories of food truck owners who try to revolutionize the culinary world. Each of the 8 basic characters will have their specific and eccentric machine, unique recipes and skills (e.g. acceleration, freezing opponents and setting culinary traps). The creators emphasize that in practice playing each character will be a unique experience, and the right choice can have a decisive impact on the match.
As Paweł Wojciechowicz explains, FoodBall will also offer a differentiated pitches located in different parts of the world in which there will be plenty of random events and specific obstacles. You will also be able to significantly change the appearance of the vehicles.

The unique combination of sport, racing and food;
Crazy and unpredictable gameplay;
8 characters/vehicles with unique skills;
Local multiplayer mode (2 to 4 players);
Pastel graphic design;
Tournaments and expanded story mode;
Numerous objects that change the appearance of the vehicles;
Easy to play, hard to master.

Foodball (Switch – eShop) comes out in Summer 2020 in Europe and North America. The Upcoming Games page has been updated!

Source: Gaming Factory PR

Nintendo Tokyo

The Nintendo Tokyo officially opens on November 22nd, but today, there was a special pre-opening event for the press (followed by a pre-opening event for fans on November 20th and November 21st). 4Gamer was one of the outlets that were invited, and here’s the many pictures they took of the store:

And here’s a video shared by CoroCoro magazine:

The Nintendo Tokyo store opens on November 22nd.

Source: 4Gamer

Broken Lines

Super.com have announced that Broken Lines, a narrative-driven tactics game set in an alternate World War II setting, will be released on Nintendo Switch in Q1 2020 in both Europe and North America.

Here’s some details:

Broken Lines, coming to Switch and Windows PC, is a narrative-driven tactics game where a group of soldiers ends up deep behind enemy lines after their plane crashes. In this alternate version of WWII, enemies are both mysterious military units and the soldiers’ own hopes and fears as they confront the mental and physical horrors of war during their struggle to return to friendly territory. Broken Lines combines a tactical-RPG playstyle with a “pause and play” format. This offers players more fluid and realistic gameplay with the action automatically pausing when new dangers appear, allowing the player to respond to the new tactical situation.
Broken Lines is a tactical combat game with a heavy focus on character and story that offers a fresh, accessible, and innovative approach to unit control. In the game, players manage a squad of soldiers fighting through Eastern European battlefields on a desperate mission to get back behind friendly lines. As the soldiers make their way through the war-torn landscape, their experiences will continually shape their personalities and their relationships with each other, building up a storyline that reveals the true impact of the horrors of war — and perhaps something more.

Broken Lines (Switch – eShop) comes out in Q1 2020 in Europe and North America. The Upcoming Games page has been updated!

Source: Super.com PR

All-Star Fruit Racing

Circle Ent. have announced that they are bringing All-Star Fruit Racing to Japan. It will be released on November 21st, and will cost 2 240 Yen.

Here’s a trailer:

All-Star Fruit Racing (Switch – eShop) does not have a release date in Japan yet. The Upcoming Games page has been updated!

Source: Circle Ent. (Twitter)

Mario Kart Tour

Here’s the latest Mario Kart Tour News video for Mario Kart Tour:

Incredible Mandy

Here’s the latest video for Incredible Mandy: