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Wargroove & CrossCode Get Release Dates In Nintendo Switch Indie Presentation
Update: The indie showcase has revealed release dates/timeframes for a number of titles, most notably Chucklefish's Wargroove, which is coming on February 1.
Other titles include CrossCode (out already for PC), which is expected this year, and "first on Switch" games Double Kick Heroes (summer) and Steam World Quest: Hand of Gilgamech (2019). Check out the list below for some future Switch indies, and take a look at the entire presentation here.
- Wargroove - February 1
- Forager - Coming Soon
- Double Kick Heroes - Summer
- Inmost - 2019
- CrossCode (with new content) - 2019
- Steam World Quest: Hand of Gilgamech - 2019
You can check out some of the games' trailers below.
Original Story:
Nintendo Europe tweeted this morning plans for an Indie Highlights video premiering tomorrow, January 23 at 8 a.m. CT.
Tomorrow at 15:00 CET, watch a new #IndieHighlights video showcasing some of the indie games arriving on #NintendoSwitch in 2019!
— Nintendo of Europe (@NintendoEurope) January 22, 2019
Visit Indie Highlights hub: https://t.co/vVLS2N7xqq pic.twitter.com/UqlinyulzG
Nintendo Europe's twitter account shared the announcement, but the video will feature details relevant to the North American region as well, according to a representative from Nintendo.
[Source: Nintendo Europe]
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