Serenity Forge and publisher Graffiti Games have announced that the award-winning platformer The King's Bird will be soaring onto Nintendo Switch next month.
The King's Bird is described as a momentum-driven, precision-platforming game in which players must use aerial movements to dash, glide, and flow through a mysterious world with precision and grace. The official blurb for the game states that "to discover the truth about their freedom, players must use their skills to escape into a world kept secret by a mysterious tyrant".
You can see the game in action in the trailer above; it certainly does look like it could be a winner to us, and players on Steam seem to agree, giving the game a "very positive" rating since its release on the platform last summer.
Features:
- Fluid gameplay that provides a seamless experience both on the ground and in the air
- A strong focus on the beauty of movement and nature
- A world populated by mystical birds and other creatures
- A strong female protagonist
- Incredible soaring mechanics and a beautiful, mystical soundtrack create a zen-like experience
The game comes to consoles on 12th February and will be priced at $19.99.
Are you ready to take flight on Switch? Does this look like your sort of game? Let us know in the comments.
Comments 9
These types of games do nothing for me. That looks boring to me. I can find more interesting games for $20.
I'm usually not that crazy about tiny on-screen player characters like this one, but, here they really manage to make your location readable. And the whole thing is very pretty, so I'm game.
beautiful game. but not for me. Dont like games that are pure plataformers
A game built around the mechanics of the cape from super mario world? Yes please!
More pure filth game titles on switch!
@SetupDisk yeesh calm down there bud.
Ouch, small character!
A strong female protagonist...as if that is special in this day and age. It has been done to death. Its almost a miracle nowadays when you see a strong man protagonist in modern media!!
Strong female protagonist is not a feature if you can barely see her.
Eh, not really my kind of game anyway.
@TadGhostal Just joking.
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