Multiple Japanese retail listings have revealed that Nightshade - an otome visual novel currently available on PC and PS Vita - is headed to Switch in the region this December.
The game follows a story set in Japan soon after the Sengoku Period, with players following the romances between its protagonist and other main characters. While the story is fictional, several characters and events are actually factual, giving players an insight into Japanese history along the way.
The story contains "a compelling tale of conflicting loyalties", with all of the five main characters having two possible endings each. These endings are determined by the route the player chooses to take, resulting in a change of ending movie and music changes.
While there is no confirmation of a western release just yet, the Switch version of the game in Japan will support English language options; if the game doesn't make it to your country of choice, a quick download from a Japanese eShop account (or an import from an online retailer) should do the trick nicely.
The game arrives in Japan on 20th December in both physical and digital formats.
Does this sound like your kind of game? Tell us below.
[source gematsu.com]
Comments 8
Still a better love story than Twilight.
...Actually, they're probably about on par with each other
After the humilation of buying the first "dating/romance" game on Switch (which involved "wooing" male prostitutes), I won't be taking any further risks with whatever other debauched fetishry that the Japanese wish to serve upon us.
I would like a non-textual dating sim though. I'm disappointed that EA haven't released some kind of Sims game for the Switch. I would be happy with a port of one of the older games, or hell, a port of the PC original (with all expansions intact, of course), which wouldn't be much of a stretch on the platform as the Joy-Con can be used in lieu of a mouse and keyboard (with pointer controls substituted for touch controls in handheld mode).
We've got Death Mark coming later this month and then Steins; Gate Elite early next year, I'm looking forward to those. Usually Aksys Games makes good decisions as to which visual novels to translate for western audiences. However, I'm not as familiar with the choices D3 makes. I'll take a "wait and see" approach with this one.
Congratulations! You've just won the "Jef and Paul award for excellence in shopping centers!"
Actually, the crowbar snaps in two.
Just kidding.
@Not_Soos
HEY NOT_SOOS, DON'T GO BASHING TWILIGHT YOU DAFT, IGNORANT FOOL !!!
It's the greatest comedy since Blazing Saddles, 40 Year Old Virgin, Roxanne and Dogma !!!
I mean really, high school disco vampire, Blue Bloods Sunday dinner scene, uber super hero baseball, American Indian Werewolves...
I've never laughed so hard !!!
(having fun with ya bro, )
@Silly_G Good job on disregarding every single product an entire country makes based on the fact that you disliked a single thing you tried from them, sure.
another pass
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