Hungry for more physical game releases on the Nintendo Switch? No need to worry, Limited Run Games is already busy preparing its next big meal for collectors to enjoy.
The publisher's latest announcement via Twitter has revealed a physical edition for Battle Chef Brigade is on the way to the Switch. Pre-orders for the title go live on 9th November at 10AM Eastern Time. Here's the full reveal:
The Trinket Studios' title was first released on the eShop in November last year and sees you feeding orcs, elves and humans until their bellies are full. In case you missed the initial reveal, Battle Chef Brigade is basically a combo-based action title mixed with match-three puzzler gameplay and finished with lovely 2D animation. We gave it eight out of ten stars and described it as a must-play for every Switch owner.
Is this a Switch game you would be interested in adding to your physical collection? Tell us below.
[source twitter.com]
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While the gameplay was fun, the art style and characters were my favorite bits of this game. It's definitely a must play and one of my favorite indies on Switch.
Never heard of it, looks funky, not sure whether it is for me though
They still didn't reveal that Wii U game. They said they were going to in October.
This game is amazing and needs more attention.
Earthlock from Snow Castle must be released in Physical with help from Limited Run Games.
This is on my «to buy» list. Hoping for a European release.
@Sinton
That is not gonna happen.
@Aneira Hopefully Super Rare Games steps up.
Great news! I hope they managed to secure Pool panic as well.
@Sinton It's not up to them. It's for the publisher to decide.
@Sinton
But, Switch games are Region Free.
You can pick the USA version to be played on your Switch, unless if you are a Game collector.
@Anti-Matter I’m pretty sure all that buy physical versions of eShop games are collectors. Otherwise, I would just purchase the cheaper digital version.
@Sinton I don’t think that could possibly happen. I’m pretty sure the whole point of them making a deal with someone is so no one else can publish the games. Hence why they’re limited. At least the numbered collection anyway
@Katelyn1223 Yeah, SRG was probably a poor example, but several of the games released by LRG have been released by others.
That's good! Hopefully more people will try this game because it's actually really fun
I'll probably pick up this as I haven't picked up the digital version and it's a good game from what I've seen and heard. Definitely worthy of a LRG.
I hate this!! Already bought all these games digitally and now they’re just constantly slapping us in the face with each new physical release over a year later...
That box art....oh I already have this game but I almost want to buy it again for that box art!
Love love love this game!
If this is just a standard and not CE then I am good but if CE then my bank is going to have my left nut for it.
I really enjoyed this game. The art style, music, voice acting, and the general presentation are dripping with charm. The gameplay mash-up of match-three puzzler and hack-and-slash brawler works surprisingly well in the context of the world that the game has established. My only complaint is that I wish it was longer. I don't think I will be picking this one up physically, but I am glad that the word is getting out about it and more people can play it.
@Katelyn1223 I remember reading super rare games get the rights exclusively. Limited run get the rights temporarily, once the games have sold, the rights go back to the owner and another publisher is free to publish the game.
Never paid this game proper attention. It looks like good ridiculous fun though!
@gloom That's the main downside to this stuff for sure. It leaves me skipping digital games in the hopes of an eventual LRG release. Probably not what the devs want.
@Stuffgamer1 "That's the main downside to this stuff for sure. It leaves me skipping digital games in the hopes of an eventual LRG release. Probably not what the devs want."
But that is what is happening now. Developers are starting to see the light that making it physical is garnering more interest then eShop. It does cost more to make physical but buyers are out there waiting.
Was also planning on getting Adult Swim's other game (Toejam & Earl) from LRG, might also pick this one up. If I did, considering selling my copy of Mercenary Kings to get it since I couldn't get into it as I have hoped.
It's unfortunate that the shipping costs are so high
I hope that a studio like Warned Collectors who is French sort of collector like that :/
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