Here’s everything announced during Nintendo’s latest Indie World exhibition • Eurogamer.net

Nintendo has wrapped up another of its Indie World showcases, releasing news of a new batch of titles, including a number of very welcome surprises, heading to Switch in the coming months. And for those of you whose attention was elsewhere, or who accidentally had a 15-minute blink during the live stream, here’s everything that was announced.

With the ball rolling, developer Derek Yu’s critically acclaimed underground platform Spelunky is heading to Switch! And so is its equally well-received sequel, with both games scheduled to arrive in the “summer” of 2021.

Fisti-Fluffs is a feline-centric action fighter who sees cats, some in silly hats, others wielding household items as offensive weapons, fighting to be crowned the best fighter in the world, and will be “first on Switch” at first. next year.

Coming to Switch in early 2021 as a timed exclusive, Very Very Valet joins a growing list of ordinary jobs turned party games, inviting up to four friends to work together to pick up, park and drop off items. cars in more than 20 locations.

Tunche, which will be “first on Switch” in March next year, is a hand-drawn hack and slash-style game with rogue elements that takes place in a world inspired by the Amazon rainforest. See players, chosen as one of five heroes (each with their own abilities and skills), battling fearsome beasts as they search for the mythical creature of the title. Local cooperative play is also supported.

Cyber ​​Shadow, the extremely promising sci-fi ninja platformer from Mechanical Head Studios and publisher Yacht Club Games (famous for Shovel Knight) is heading to Switch on January 26. You can even scan Shovel Knight amiibo figures to get help from the fairies.

Calico, the social simulator in which players try to manage their own cat cafe, finding felines and filling the building with food, furniture and decorations, is available today on the Switch eShop.

Developer Ustwo’s lovable exploration game Alba: A Wildlife Adventure will launch on Switch in Spring 2021. This one just released for PC and Apple Arcade, and it’s a lovely thing, as it assigns players the Tasked with completing a variety of animal-themed feel-good activities as they roam the sprawling Mediterranean island where Alba spends her summer.

Gnosia is a mix of a solo social deduction game and a visual novel that challenges players to chat with the eclectic inhabitants of a drifting spaceship to discover which of them, in any game, is actually a deadly alien. disguised, and then put them in “cold sleep”. It’s coming to Switch early next year.

Meanwhile, Happy Game is the latest project from celebrated developer Amanita Design, the studio behind Samorost, Chuchel and Botanicula. Amanita describes Happy Game as a “psychedelic horror” experience, and the story of a boy forced to traverse his own nightmarish world (and solve puzzles along the way) looks delightfully haunting in its ad trailer. It will arrive on Switch in the spring of 2021.

Next up is the long-awaited Super Meat Boy sequel, Super Meat Boy Forever, coming to Switch as a “console launch exclusive” on December 23. What is next week!

There’s also a puzzle fan treat, courtesy of developer Capybara Games’ acclaimed Grindstone, featuring over 200 killer monster combo levels, daily ranking challenges and more. The iOS version is a Eurogamer favorite, and now Switch owners can purchase it starting today.

Nintendo’s latest Indie World showcase came to an end with a couple of quick-release announcements (Kosmokrats in March 2021, Hoa in April, Hazel Sky in March, and spring releases for Trash Sailors and Finding Paradise), along with a final surprise; The hit multiplayer social deduction game Among Us is now available on Switch.