Woodle Tree 2: Deluxe Is A 3D Platformer With RPG Elements Coming Exclusively To Switch

60fps and multiplayer included

by Ryan Craddock Mon 24th Jun 2019

Indie developer and publisher Chubby Pixel has revealed that it will be bringing Woodle Tree 2: Deluxe exclusively to Nintendo Switch next month.

Said to feature a blend of platforming, open-world adventure, and RPG elements, Woodle Tree 2: Deluxe has been born thanks to the success of Woodle Tree Adventures - a game which arrived on Switch in December 2017 and went on to sell 100,000 copies across all platforms.

We have a quick synopsis and feature list for you below:

This time the forces of evil are taking over the Wood Lands with a black substance that is absorbing energy and life from the living creatures! Will you be able to help Woodle in his quest to take over this enormous new evil force?

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FEATURES:
- A vast world to explore freely
- Platformer sections completely redesigned
- Fast paced new moves and puzzles
- Multiplayer up to 4 players to play the main adventure with your friends
- 60 fps during the whole game

An exact release date and pricing haven't yet been revealed, but expect it to appear on the Switch eShop in the coming weeks.

Will you be keeping an eye out for this one? Tell us below.

Ryan permanently joined the Nintendo Life team in 2017, specialising in keeping readers up to date with the latest news. He can list the first 151 Pokémon all in order off by heart – a feat he calls his ‘party trick’ despite being the biggest introvert we know.

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Varkster
Mon 24th Jun 2019

I read that as "RPG Elements exclusive to Switch" and clicked on the article thinking it's rather odd to exclude such an integral feature from other versions...

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Sammich
Mon 24th Jun 2019

First one was really uninspired.

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HobbitGamer
Mon 24th Jun 2019

I got the first one on sale, and was pleased with what it is. I'll keep an eye on this one.

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Alpha008
Mon 24th Jun 2019

A 3d platformer is something I always keep my eyes on

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Bubsy
Mon 24th Jun 2019

nice >:]

seriously through, this game doesn't interest me - but I am somewhat glad to see this 3D revival with Mario Odyssey; Crash N. Sane; BFBB Re-Hydrated; Hat in Time; Yo! Noid 2; Spyro Reignited; e.t.c., as long as 2D doesn't go anywhere

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N64-ROX
Mon 24th Jun 2019

Played the first one on PC, it was clearly a "my first Unity game" with everything made out of capsules and cubes. But it was refreshingly bright, clear and focused. I'm happy for the developer that it was a success and that they have raised their ambitions for this sequel.

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Dpullam
Mon 24th Jun 2019

It looks a tad generic, but I will keep my eye on it. It might get polished up before release.

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DankPeezy
Mon 24th Jun 2019

I got the first one on sale with some gold coins and it turned out too be better than I expected. Plus, it's a game everyone can play.

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Paraka
Mon 24th Jun 2019

I can say that what I saw from the first was a lot of good ideas, but not enough experience or execution. The reason I didn't buy into it was those animations were so damn rigid.

If these developers are serious enough, this may be vastly improved. And I will buy into it.

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outsider83
Mon 24th Jun 2019

@Sammich This sequel looks uninspired.

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120frames-please
Mon 24th Jun 2019

I enjoyed messing around in the first one. It's obviously not like Mario Odyssey, but is a fun little platformer regardless. Would be interesting to play a 4 player 60fps 3D platformer on Switch!