Rogue Waters to board the Nintendo Switch on February 4th

Tripwire Interactive has just announced that Rogue Waters, a tactical, turn-based rogue-lite developed by Icecode Games, is coming to Nintendo Switch. It will launch on February 4th in Europe and North America.

To celebrate the console announcement, a brand new trailer for the game was shared:

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

Chart your course through an ever-changing game world, and turn the tides of battle on land or sea in a fresh take on tactical turn-based combat.

Rogue Waters is a tactical, turn-based rogue-lite set in a pirate world overtaken by a terrible curse.

Become the captain, gather your ragtag crew of rogues, grow them into fierce pirates, and call upon legendary creatures of sailors’ myths as you plunder your way through the high seas!

The crew and the Kraken await your command-will ye heed the call?

• BECOME THE CAPTAIN: Embrace the chaos of the pirate life as you chart your course through the ever-changing world and plan your naval and melee combat strategy
• ASSEMBLE YOUR CREW: Recruit new members to your crew to discover their potential. Then tinker and develop them into the legendary pirates they were always meant to be
• EVER-CHANGING LAND & SEA: Tackle fresh new challenges as the game world shifts procedurally with each subsequent run
• TURN THE TIDES: Customize your encounters with your cannons! Unleash your ship’s artillery during naval combat to destroy enemy ship modules, giving your crew a strategic advantage during ship deck combat
• TACTICS EN GARDE! Experience a fresh new take on turn-based tactical combat, designed to replicate the violent dance of visceral cloak-and-dagger duels, using the environment to gain advantage like never before
• SUMMON CREATURES FROM THE DEEP: Creatures thought only to exist in legend are being abused and exploited by enemies. Defeat their captors and gain their trust to earn the ability to call upon them in battle

Rogue Waters (Switch) comes out on February 4th in Europe and North America.

Source: Tripwire Interactive