In case you hadn't quite had your fill of news from this year's Gamescom event, indie publisher Digital Uppercut has revealed that Unto The End is headed to Nintendo Switch.
Unto The End is a 2D cinematic combat-adventure featuring a nuanced combat system and handcrafted encounters. Players will follow a father’s journey through an unforgiving wilderness in a bid to return to his loving family. The trailer above was shown at last year's E3, where the game was revealed for other consoles, but should hopefully give you a good idea of what to expect.

If that's not quite enough, though, here are some key features and screenshots for you to enjoy.
Key features
- Nuanced 2D Combat System: Read, react and counter enemy attacks, strike tactically with range weapons, and use opponents against each other as you fight in one-on-one and group battles.
- Handcrafted Encounters: The adventure unfolds through a series of carefully crafted multi-stage encounters, each featuring unique opponents with their own history and motivations.
- Unforgiving Landscapes: Journey through mountain passes and stark winter forests as you overcome environmental challenges and discover forgotten pathways through a merciless land.
This title doesn't have a release window scheduled just yet, although we imagine we'll hear more about it as the months pass by.
Do you like the look of this one? Would you like to see more footage before the game is released? Share your thoughts with us below.
Comments 13
Nice, Another World-esque.
Early medieval times seem to (ironically) experience a renaissance in the popular culture lately.
This looks really good, except I have this thing against blood in games. It's just gross to me.
This looks awesome, and I like that they stressed that they meticulously created the encounters, instead of just tossing some enemies into a procedurally generated blender. If the controls are tight, this could be a great one. Looking forward to it...and I like the blood!
Looks like Banner Saga (visuals) meets Salt and Sanctuary. Looks good!
Very atmospheric!
I typically don't enjoy the player character being that small on screen, but here it allows for some pretty crazy vistas.
Premise and settings are working for me. Cinematic indeed. I will keep an eye on this one.
This looks like a fancy flash game. Pass.
I love it, definitely on the watchlist!
Looks good.
Depending on price, will get it! A little concerned about handheld playing, graphs look so tiny sometimes!
I’m disappointed the characters look and act like ragdolls, but everything else is breathtaking.
Looks great.
Looks okay.
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