Grunka Munka Games has revealed that its upcoming arena brawler Collidalot is headed to Switch next month, with a 9th November release date now securely in place.
Collidalot is a local multiplayer game where players must take part in jet-powered destruction derby action, all with a rail-grinding twist. You'll be piloting post-apocalyptic hover cars and crashing them into your opponents, with the world around you acting as a wasteland where the only goal is to battle your way to glory.
Energy rails are suspended above the unforgiving planet surface, with pilots having to grind along them at breakneck speeds for map dominance. Despite the high-octane action, though, Grunka Munka Games says that title is "a fun, family-friendly, futuristic destruction derby-type game that intentionally has no blood, no gore, and no guns".

Here's a list of features and a selection of screenshots for your perusal.
Features:
- Unique, never-before-seen gameplay
- Post-apocalyptic jet cars paint rails in a brightly-colored art style
- Original soundtrack mixes desert beats with techno vibes
- Hard-hitting collisions and epic special moves keep opponents on their toes
- Quick, addicting gameplay keeps players coming back match after match to prove who is king of the wasteland
The game has won several awards on its journey to Switch, and could well be an intriguing addition to the console's selection of four-player local multiplayer titles.
Do you like the look of Collidalot? Will you be keeping an eye out for its release next month? Tell us below.
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I didn't know I could ever feel so disappointed after reading a title on Nintendo Life. This is nothing like one of these games.
@krvstkvlt
A bold take on the NL editorial policy 👍
Ugh, looks terrible. A visual train wreck!
The concept sounded awesome though. Someone else take note of the concept please!
@krvstkvlt Was thinking the same thing. Terrible comparison!
Still don't understand the Tony Hawk Reference.
Anyways, the game looks awful, visuals are pants, just looks like a mess.
Also the name sounds like a robot from Robot Wars
This bears zero resemblance to either game mentioned in the title. Well done.
Another top-down vehicle game? Pass. Hard pass. Tired of this garbage. I'd consider buying it if it were a more dynamic third person perspective. Shame.
am I the only one who thinks this looks interesting?
the tony hawk reference probably comes from the grind mechanics of tony hawk games. i really don't wanna explain that though. just play some old tony hawk and jump from one rail to the next and so one and you should get it.
"Unique, never-before-seen gameplay"
And hopefully, never to be seen again either. What a piece of simplistic garbage. Wouldn't touch it with a ten-foot pole, and like others, I don't think that the references to the other games apply.
You can't just blurt out that it smells of Tony Hawk because there's rail grinding in a game, or Destruction Derby, if it's about destroying the other opponents; it takes "a bit" more than that for this game to qualify for being compared with those games.
If it would be true, then any fps game would be COD, and any platforming game would be Mario.
Come to think of it, there actually IS a thing called Metroidvania...
(a label I hate, though, in all seriousness, because it's another bloated marketing term)
This is more like top down arcade racer meets Smash Bros. Disappointed indeed there is no similarity to Destruction Derby. I've been waiting a good while for a return to gameplay like DD2. :/
Why not just port over tony hawks HD game. That would be awesome
nope.
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