A brand new trailer has arrived for No Straight Roads, the musical action-adventure game launching on Switch next week.
Available to watch above, the trailer offers up our first look at Nintendo Switch gameplay footage. The Switch version of the game will include support for "up to 60fps" and also comes with an exclusive Assist Mode, allowing up to three local players to band up and play together.
No Straight Roads launches on 25th August (so a week today) and will be available to download directly from the eShop, although physical editions are also in the works. We'll have a full review for you around the time of release, but for now, we'll leave you with this official description:
Lead the musical revolution in No Straight Roads, a rockin’ action-adventure from the minds of Wan Hazmer (Final Fantasy XV) and Daim Dziauddin (Street Fighter V).
Explore Vinyl City and fight musical megastars on your journey to defeat oppressive EDM empire ‘NSR’, and experience an action-packed adventure that mashes together rhythm-infused third-person combat with a kick-ass soundtrack!
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Oh yeah, a Switch game after my heart! I hope it runs locked or close to locked 60, and is fun!
The power is rock is stronger...ew but if the kids like it. Brütal Legend is the only rock music game I need.
Since we dont get JSRF soon I take it.
I'll wait for the physical.
@Yanina It will definitely be a good game to play until Bomb Rush Cyberfunk comes along.
@DockEllisD oh I didn't realise the physical edition was available for pre-order already. Article is misleading.
If it ain't close to 60 most of the time, I'd rather a locked 40 or 30
@BishopShiozawa Yes! Together with Sludge Life.
I'm so hyyyyped for this game!!!
@TheDavyStar No one wants a locked 40. That would look real janky on your TV. But otherwise yeah, if the framerate isn't consistently close to 60 then a locked 30 would be ideal.
This is couch coop on one Switch or requires addtional consoles in local multiplayer?
@RPGamer Can't wait!!!
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