Anshar Studios has confirmed that its forthcoming isometric cyberpunk RPG Gamedec will be coming to Nintendo Switch in 2021
The RPG was funded via Kickstarter in April, tripling its $50,000 goal to raise over $170,000. However, that wasn't enough to hit the Switch stretch goal – but it doesn't matter, because Anshar has decided to bring the game to Nintendo fans regardless.
Gamedec is billed as an RPG where "every decision is important and comes with consequences." As you play, the game world adapts to changes which means "the consequences of your choices can be immediate, long-term, or stay hidden, surfacing only when you least expect them." However, there's no right or wrong way to play; whichever course you take, the game will "remain neutral, without judging your choices or suggesting 'better' options."
Gamedec doesn't have a solid release date beyond being confirmed for 2021, but the fact that it's coming to Switch is something to be happy about; it's shaping up to be a solid companion piece to that other big upcoming cyberpunk epic.
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Seems rad as hell! I hope it comes in physical form.
Oh! I thought, with the name of the article, that it was actually about a game that had a virus that could infect your Switch!
Rrrr, he never actually says ‘do ya feel lucky punk’, the quote is ‘do I feel lucky? Well, do ya punk?’. Just needed to get that extremely stupid gripe out the way.
@nessisonett
Just like "Houston we have a problem" What was actually said is Houston we've had a problem.
@Zeldafan79
Disagree 100 percent, I love isometric view and the game looks very interesting. Definitely a must buy for me.
@nessisonett
"Did he fire six shots or only five? Well, to tell you the truth, in all this excitement, I've kinda lost track myself. But being as this is a.44 magnum, the most powerful handgun in the world, and would blow your head clean off, you've got to ask yourself one question: "Do I feel lucky?" Well, do ya, punk?"
How many Cyberpunk indie games have been out here lately on Nintendo Switch before Cyberpunk 2077? I wish when the game releases, this trend to fade away.
@nessisonett https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=YL2MY-9gN_A
Shadowrun SNES is the best cyberpunk game.
Might be interesting?
Going to have to really stand out. Been a LOT of indie cyberpunk games around lately.
Though to be fair, the devs couldn't have known when they started their dream projects, that they'd end up releasing within the same few years as thirty other titles. ^^
Yeah, very Shadowrun-ish. Looks interesting enough.
@Migoshuro Brilliant, had no idea James had done a video on that very thing. He never disappoints!
@nessisonett
Never fails to disappoint? ^^
It seems interesting and reminds me of Astra Chain a bit (police/detectives, murder / crime etc). If the story is good and has a good game length I would gladly play it!
@Zeldafan79 I think it depends on the game. Isometric view works well on stuff like Wasteland 3.
But yeah. Hard to be excited for this when Cyberpunk 2077 is around the corner.
@Pod Hahahaha I’m an idiot lmao
Wow, it looks really cool. And only 3 days until ATOM RPG on Switch.
@RasandeRose so I take it ATOM RPG is good?
I honestly have never heard of it
@Aslanmagic have you tried Shadowrun Returns and Shadowrun: Dragonfall? Awesome!
This looks very reminiscent of shadowrun on sega. And I'm very interested. With that said, can we get shadowrun returns and shadowrun: dragonfall on the switch??
@PhhhCough I haven’t yet, but I’ve been meaning to. Glad you liked them!
Oh look, more shovelware. Goody.
@Mrd8202
The title is terrible, but the game is a modernized and far superior edition of classic Fallout/Wasteland. Too bad its hardly even marked on the eShop. Check it out if you like classic Fallout games.
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