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eShop news (July 19, Round 3): Mighty Switch Force! / Etherborn

Today’s Nintendo eShop news: latest set of detail and pictures for Mighty Switch Force!, but also…

  • Etherborn
  • SMITE
  • Soul Searching

Mighty Switch Force!

Here’s the latest character profile for Mighty Switch Force!, introducing the Ugly Twitching Dog:

Despite the unflattering name, the Ugly Twitching Dog is an invaluable companion for Officer Wagon in Mighty Switch Force! Collection (coming 7/25). The UTD scouts the area in advance and establishes checkpoints so you can continue your mission if you run out of health.

And here’s the latest set of details and screenshot:

Four heads are better than one! Mighty Switch Force! Academy – featured in Mighty Switch Force! Collection (coming 7/25) – lets up to four players team up (or you can go solo) to jump, shoot, and switch through massive widescreen stages. Versus arenas are also included!

Mighty Switch Force! Collection (Switch – eShop) comes out on July 25th in Europe and North America.

Source: WayForward (Twitter) / WayForward (Twitter)

Etherborn

Here’s the launch trailer for Etherborn, now available in Europe and North America:

SMITE

Here’s the latest video for SMITE:

Soul Searching

QubicGames have announced another game for the Nintendo Switch: Soul Searching, a narrative survival game about sailing away from your homeland originally developed by Kaya Bros.. It will be released later this year in Europe and North America.

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

Soul Searching is a narrative survival game about sailing away from your homeland. You sail on your small primitive boat to a world of islands, dragons, and magic. You can learn about stories of people living on islands you chose to visit, discover dragons, catch fish, customize your boats, find ghosts, cast magic spells, and more.
Soul Searching leaves you in an open world without any tutorial except telling you the buttons to play. There is no one correct path. There are a number of play styles you can choose from, depending on your hunger for gold and better boats. You might get lost, but it won’t take too long to find your way to the end.

Inspired by Ursula Le Guin’s Earthsea series, and movies like Life of Pi, Soul Searching is about growing up, leaving your homeland, standing on your own feet. It deals with isolation, searching for meaning and direction, leading to depression and suicidal thoughts. As the player, you are not a violent hero. The most violent thing you can do in this game is to catch fish to feed yourself. Other than that, it’s a game of humble survival and peaceful travels. But in that humbleness, you are challenged to survive in a world of merciless dragons and endless seas.

Made by a one-man team spanning three years of development, Soul Searching is a very personal game. It tries exciting story-telling methods to convey feelings rarely conveyed in games. Since all code, art, music, everything is made by one person, it offers a special sense of authorship hard to find in other games. Other than the single-player story mode, the game also offers a randomly generated mode from 1 to 4 local players. This offers replay value and requires players to work together to survive. More players, more need for resources, so more challenge, but more skills to survive. Soul Searching invites you to its world of mysteries. Even though the main story playtime is not that long, if you want to unlock every achievement in the game, you will have to get lost in this world.

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  • Around 3 hours of single-player story mode
  • Random mode from 1 to 4 players that randomly generates a map and requires players to work together to survive
  • Creatures at sea: dragons, killer whales, and more
  • Islands with lots of monologues, and other islands that are not populated by humans
  • Magic skills that let you survive on the sea more easily
  • Player appearance customization (including gender and sexual interest customization)
  • A day-night cycle that affects gameplay in subtle ways
  • Extensive soundtrack
  • English and Turkish language support

Soul Searching (Switch – eShop) comes out later this year in Europe and North America. The Upcoming Games page has been updated!

Source: QubicGames PR

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